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    <p>First I fixed the PDF.</p> <p>It seems, that cpdf -upright will also fix this. If you cannot use cpdf, because of commercial use, you can use a manual approach as shown with Adobe Illustrator.</p> <p>cpdf did not correct the Acrofields orientation and not the annotations in the pdf. I had to recreate the annotations. The Acrofields can be fixed using JavaScript as shown below.</p> <ol> <li>open the PDF in Adobe Illustrator</li> <li>Repeat for each page 1..n of your document, the current page is "x" in the following steps:</li> <li>Create a new document in A4, landscape mode, make sure the size is exactly 297x210 (WxH)! <ol> <li>Open the PDF page x in Illustrator</li> <li>Copy all Elements of page x onto the new document using copy / paste functions</li> <li>Use Object/Transform/Rotate to rotate to the right angle, usually you need -90° or +90°</li> <li>Place the rotated objects on the page to match your expectations</li> <li>Save the document as "page-x.pdf"</li> <li>Close the PDF page x</li> <li>Repeat with next page until done...</li> </ol></li> <li>Open Acrobat X to merge the single page-....pdf into one large PDF. Check the online documentation if you are unsure about this. Don't mess the order of pages!</li> <li>Open the broken PDF </li> <li>Save with a new name</li> <li>Open the pages tool, choose "replace pages" function.</li> <li>Select the merged PDF as page source and replace all pages in the broken PDF with the fixed pages from the merged PDF.</li> <li>You should see the fields, standing in a 90° angle from the position where they are supposed to be</li> </ol> <p>Then I fixed the Acrofields using the PDF JavaScript in Acrobat Pro.</p> <ol> <li>Open the Javascript console.</li> <li><p>Enter the following script:</p> <pre><code>var box = getPageBox(); var w = box[2] - box[0]; var h = box[1] - box[3]; // left,top right,bottom // bottom, h-left top, h-right for(i=0; i&lt;numFields; i++) { var f = getField(getNthFieldName(i)); var orig = f.rect; f.rect = [orig[3], h-orig[0], orig[1], h-orig[2]]; f.rotation = 0; } </code></pre> <p>To execute, highlight the script and press the ENTER Key, NOT RETURN. The ENTER Key is the enter-key on the keypad. This will execute the highlighted JavaScript. The formfields will be rotated by +90° and should be placed almost correct, but at least near the position, where they are supposed to be.</p></li> <li>Go through all pages, select all fields on the page, and move all fields together to the right position.</li> </ol>
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