Select the option to rotate landscape pages only counterclockwise.

This is what i do to correct this in Adobe Pro: Firstly enable thumbnail view, right hand side and right click over pdf thumbnail page selecting rotate. If the occurrences are more or less 'random' then how you do rotation now will be how it will be tomorrow. Also when scanned pages are skewed from scanner issues. If there was a fixed, constant pattern (every fifth PDF page, always the first 10 PDF pages, etc.) then, perhaps an Action (using Acrobat XI Pro) with Acrobat JavaScript could be used to provide programmatic rotation. Save the new PDF on your computer by pressing the download button. Create the new PDF with the rotated pages by pressing the corresponding button. Then click on the pages you want to rotate and set the desired orientation. If you cannot alter how the paper is processed into the scanner than you will have to rotate the PDF page(s) like you are doing now. Use the file selection box at the top of the page to select the PDF file in which you want to rotate pages. From that you'll often get page content that has the textual or graphical picture rotated 90 or 180 degrees. Auto rotate function also works if one PDF document contains both portrait and landscape pages. After this the selected printer will start printing your PDF documents.

How paper is feed into the scanner (the paper sheets' orientation) has a significant impact on the page orientation of the output that is communicated to Acrobat (or other applications that put the scanner image/picture into a PDF file). Go through settings to set required parameters. Such almost always comes from the output picture / image of scanners. As page skew is not something that happens in PDF page content when the content comes from a digital authoring application (FrameMaker, InDesign, MS Word, etc.) your application is providing PDFs with page content that is an image / picture of textual or graphical content.

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