Thank you @Yauhen Viazau  and @Dmytro Melnyshyn 

Verified on Snapshot-2 environment - works as expected :check_mark:

Please see attached screencast:

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Hi @Khalilah Gambrell 

Yes, but this only works in the default auto-layout mode. Now the snapshot uses a landscape layout and the user can't change it to a portrait. 

The auto-layout mode gives the user the ability to choose the layout. Also, the first time the user tries to print the page, the page layout will be a portrait, but the user can change it to landscape and landscape will be automatically selected the next time the user wants to print the Source record (the previous selection is remembered).

In some cases, a portrait landscape is even preferable because fewer sheets of paper are required for printing.

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Hey @Dmytro Melnyshyn. 

When the user selects Microsoft to PDF, the PDF output rotates the record 90 degrees (see attached

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). Is it possible for when the user selects Microsoft to PDF and the PDF is generated that the output retains the same display as what is shown when user selects Print? If the answer is Yes then what is the estimate to make this change? And should I create a separate story for this work, if possible? 

Verified on Snapshot-1 environment - works as expected per description :check_mark:

Please see attached screencast -

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Issue described in a comment above is still reproducible for "Microsoft Print to PDF" print option.

Moving this Story to "In Review" for now.