You can achieve this by using the crop tool in Adobe Acrobat Pro. When the crop tool is open you can adjust the the page size at the bottom of that window and apply to all pages if necessary.
I do not see the character in that keyboard... which is perhaps a bug. I do not use that version of the keyboard layout myself because I don't like hitting the = sign all the time. You should contact the creator of the keyboard, which I think is SIL - NRSI. I think they have a contact feature on scripts.sil.org
The best way is to print the document as pdf and to deactivate all comprenssions in the printer. That way youll have the same resolution but with typical print margins. Once you have the new pdf with margins you can crop the file.
1. Select Adobe pdf in printer instead of your physical printer. 2. Click on properties and deactivate all comprenssion. 3. Augmentate ressolution to 2600 dpi. 4. Close properties. 5. Choose the margin and siez in the printer dialogue. 6. Print and create another file. 7. Open the file and crop the margins. Thats it.
@anishd19 We have not tried that. We scan all of our pages to .tiff. I guess if your camera used the .tiff format then that might work... but we have not tried to photograph pages.
I was out on 52nd street by the waste management plant and had a perfect view of the whole thing from start to finish. I have been involved with skywarn for 15 years and have never seen a tornado untill now. funny thing is i wasnt even looking for it, I was at work. LOL.
