A solution for Adobie Reader X 10.1.2: printing problems

I am receivig the following windows error messages when attempting to print a document:
"The document could not be printed"
"There were no pages selected to print"
This is strange since I did select the pages I wanted to print.

Este es el mensaje que aparece cada vez que imprimo.

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