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The page is laid out the way a browser window this wide lays it out, and the result is scaled so that this width fills the width of the section: a smaller width produces larger content in the pdf, a larger width smaller content.
Content wider than this width is cut at the right edge, as a browser cuts it when it prints: to keep a wide table or a long preformatted line, let the page lay it out narrower (for example white-space: pre-wrap or a narrower table) or raise this width to the width the content needs, or set FitWideContent to true to lay the page out at the width the content needs and scale it down to the pdf page.
A value of 0 or less uses the default width.