If you have a PDF document that you have compiled from a range of sources (e.g. an Excel spreadsheet and a Word document), chances are that one or more of the pages will need to be rotated for easy on-screen viewing. Luckily, rotating pages in Acrobat is child's play. This tip explains how.
From within Adobe Acrobat:
Select Document > Rotate Pages.
Choose your direction from the drop down box (clockwise 90 degrees, counter-clockwise 90 degrees, 180 degrees).
Choose your page range (all, selection, pages) and set any rotation options if appropriate (page of any orientation, portrait page, landscape pages).
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