And keep this advice around for a few years so you can get
back to full size once you eyes age like mine and you need the
bigger print :-)

When I took my CFI-I checkride, I had a stack of
approach charts printed on 8.5" x 11" paper and the
examiner was quite impressed that she could read them
without her glasses :-)

Ronnie

"Peter R." wrote in message
...
Randy wrote:

I've got the files from AOPA and the FAA website and both do the same
thing. Anybody have any suggestions?

I imagine that this might depend on the printer driver, but the first
thing
I do is to uncheck the "Auto Rotate and Center" print option found in the
Adobe Reader print menu, then choose landscape for the page orientation.

Thus results in the standard kneeboard size charts, and it allows me to
run
this page through a second time to have another chart printed on the
opposite side of the page.

--
Peter