You can print the PDF as a "poster". That will resize the pages. But there are some drawbacks. When you have a PDF file with four PowerPoint slides per page, one way to think of it is that the slides are now "smaller" than in the original document, so that four of them will fit on a page. For example, here are four slides of a company presentation (incidentally, my employer). To print one slide per page, the solution is to "enlarge" them again. And one way to do this is to make the printer thi...
A preview will appear: You'll be able to check that each aspect of the file and file type is correct during the preview. The final file will be about 1/5 the size of the preview. Click Save to make the file, or click the Publishing in Adobe Reader button. A new .pdf file will be created. If there are any errors in the file, you can click the Fix PDF button to fix them, then click Close. The file will not be saved; you will need to save it to an online storage service, such as Dropbox or Evernote. Print If your document is printed, it might not fit on a standard page, so you'll need to optimize for each aspect. Make sure the content you want to print meets page size requirements. Print to the desired size and height, then click Print to Preview PDF. An optimized presentation automatically adjusts your document's dimensions,.