Tiling options unavailble for Adobe PDF driver in Acrobat X

I am having an issue printing tiled pages using the Adobe PDF driver from Acrobat X.
Every other driver I have installed has the options to Tile Large Pages and Tile All Pages from Acrobat documents. As soon as I switch to the Adobe PDF driver, the options disappear.
We have tried removing and reinstalling the driver, as I read that this solved the issue for another user here. No luck.
Any thoughts on what could be going on here? I have been using this functionality for several months, and as far as I know nothing has changed with either Acrobat or the Adobe PDF driver since I last used it.
I'm running Acrobat X Pro 10.1.1 on a Windows 7 PC.
Thanks for whatever insight you can provide.

Yes, that's where I'm looking.
The options are there for all drivers but Adobe PDF. And they were there for that driver the last time I used it.

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