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When I export a jpeg to PDF and attach it to an email it gets cut off. In order to send it as a PDF that is viewed fully, it needs to be rotated and viewed sideways.
you can see the INVOICE is cut in half...again if I attacth is sideways you can view the whole INVOICE. WHY?!
iMac
If you are doing this frequently enough to warrant the expense of a PDF Editor¹, then you can open the original PDF invoice in that editor, and then simply drag and drop your jpeg image where you want it. You then click on the deposited jpeg, and using the grips that now appear on it, you can resize the jpeg image to meet your PDF fitment requirements before saving the PDF.
Using a free trial of Nitro's PDF Pro², I just dragged and dropped a tiff (but could be a jpeg) onto a blank PDF document and could resize that image as needed to fit the PDF page. Both Nitro PDF Pro and PDF Pro Essentials can be found in the Mac App Store (not trials) by searching for Nitro, or on the vendor's website linked previously.
¹ Apple's Preview is not a PDF Editor.
² Nitro acquired Smile Software PDFPen and PDFPen Pro products in 2021
In that case, you will need to resize the jpg so it fits inside the width of a PDF. Otherwise as you found out, you will have to rotate the image.
The jpg was wider than will fit in the PDF which are letter size.
Is there a reason you don't just add the jpg rather than exporting it to a PDF?
yes, it’s the format employer needs for invoices
Are you using Print>PDF>Save as PDF or some other method?
In Text Edit>File?Page Setup, what Size sheet & Scale does it show?
PDF doesnt fit correctly
