I have recently upgraded to AAPro 8.0 for Mac. Any time I try to print out a multi-page document it only prints one page. I have switched, clicked, checked prferences and tried everything. But I can't see why it will not print all of the pages. Help! This is annoying to say the least.
Printing Issues
2007-03-05 06:00:33
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 8, Macintosh
Acrobat Pro 8, Macintosh
2008-11-27 12:49:28
#2
I have a similar issue, i have a few files that i have been trying to print off for the past day or so, and the document is about 66 pages. When i print it only prints 16 pages, is there a quick fix for this?
2008-11-28 02:32:48
#3
Possibly (but we'll never know from a forum post) it's an issue with the spooling process of your printer driver, provided it's not on a network. Suggest turning off the spool function (settings inside the printer properties panel of your OS) and trying again. Can't see any reason inside Acrobat itself that there would be a limit to hit in sending the data to the printer, unless there's something wrong with the page that breaks the chain.
Another option to see if it's the printer driver/hardware at issue would be to print the PDF back into another PDF, using the Distiller virtual printer. If that works then it's not an Acrobat problem.
Another option to see if it's the printer driver/hardware at issue would be to print the PDF back into another PDF, using the Distiller virtual printer. If that works then it's not an Acrobat problem.
2008-11-28 10:44:15
#4
Did you try to print the PDF using Apple-Preview ?
It's difficult to give you an answer that will fix your problem instantly. You need to use a troubleshooter for solving your print dilemma.
Here are some options:
* On the lower left of the Print dialog box, click Printing Tips to open Adobe's print materials and resources. You may find some help there.
* Call Adobe Support. They can walk you through a troubleshooting process.
* Check your printer's documentation.
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