The pdf file format has an explicit knowledge of a page's orientation, but that is only used for diplaying, not printing. I.e. when you print a landscape page, it comes out of the printer in portrait orientation. The fact that you're confused by what the print setup options mean does not make this a bug...
Regarding the cropping or shrinking, you can always use the advanced tab in the print options dialog, but, I repeat, that is only to print the pdf differently that what you see in the viewer...
I'm closing this bug as invalid, I'm sorry for all the trouble you went through...
Yes, that's what I meant by "print as usual".
The pdf file format has an explicit knowledge of a page's orientation, but that is only used for diplaying, not printing. I.e. when you print a landscape page, it comes out of the printer in portrait orientation. The fact that you're confused by what the print setup options mean does not make this a bug...
Regarding the cropping or shrinking, you can always use the advanced tab in the print options dialog, but, I repeat, that is only to print the pdf differently that what you see in the viewer...
I'm closing this bug as invalid, I'm sorry for all the trouble you went through...