Even the page orientation settings can affect the size of the printout! Organising workshops a few years ago, I was sent a file to print for students. The tutor's printer was set to use landscape paper. She assumed that was normal for everyone. However my settings use portrait by default. Printing the file out using the portrait sitting substantially reduced the size of the printout and we only discovered it when a student who had taken part in the previous workshop alerted us.
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