Please describe the problem:
When printing the calendar to a PDF, I chose to print in landscape mode (as printing portrait mode, A4, does give the entries enough space to be visible after the times - can someone report that as a bug?)

This aligns the calendar in landscape mode, but the A4 PDF page it is printed on is still in portrait, so the right side of the image is cut off.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Go to Print, Select "Print to PDF"
2  Go to Job, and in 'Print Range', choose "Print selected month"
3. Go to Paper, (mine is set to A4), choose 'Page Orientation' = Landscape 'Feed orientation = Rotated 90 degrees'
 This will get the same result as 'Feed orientation = Straight'

Actual results:
For both feed orientations, the PDF output prints a Portrait page, with the calender printed on it in landscape orientation.

This cuts off all the days after Thursday.

Expected results:
That it the PDF is oriented in Landscape, and that the calendar fits the page.

note: After experimenting with PostScript output, The "Feed orientation = rotated 90 degrees" should have this effect. "Straight" orientation should not.

Does this happen every time?
Yes

Other information:
To work around this, I had to follow the same steps with the "Generic Postscript" selected, and I printed to file. I also selected "Feed Orientation = Rotated 90 degrees"
The 'output.ps' file was oriented correctly (in landscape), 

note: If I select "Feed orientation = Straight", the right hand side is cut off.

So to summarise the problem: The "Feed orientation = Rotated 90 degrees" has no effect when printing to PDF