If you need to have multiple page sizes in a single document, like vertical and horizontal pages, you must first create the different page sizes in separate documents in Pages. Then you can combine them in Preview.
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Comments: 3 Responses to “Including Multiple Page Sizes In a Single PDF”
Claudio Silvaggi
1 year ago
Cool bro... thanks for sharing... did not know about the copy paste... awesome...
brad
1 year ago
Sections? We don't need no stinking sections! That's what I thought until now!
Lots of good tips but one thing I do poorly is combine 2 pages of info into a single printed page when using Preview, (usually to print return labels that can fit on a single page).
How's somebody that knows what they're doing handle this?
Thanks!
Cool bro... thanks for sharing... did not know about the copy paste... awesome...
Sections? We don't need no stinking sections! That's what I thought until now!
Lots of good tips but one thing I do poorly is combine 2 pages of info into a single printed page when using Preview, (usually to print return labels that can fit on a single page).
How's somebody that knows what they're doing handle this?
Thanks!
Brad: For labels, see https://macmost.com/printing-labels-using-mac-pages.html