Acrobat 8 STD printing problem

Acrobat 8 STD prints all pages in landscape when "choose paper source by PDF page size" with the bizhub 450c this does not occur with acrobat 6 STD. is there a fix for this or a setting that I am missing somewhere?

This only seems to be happening with 8.5" x 11" pages. When I print a multiple page size document with this setting the 11" x 17" pages print fine both portrait and landscape. It also seems to work fine when I print to a Savin printer, but I have the problem when I print to a Fiery. I'm not sure if there needs to be a fix with Adobe Acrobat or the Fiery Print Driver.

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Chuck,
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Some of the times when I print a document from the internet using my Adobe Acrobat 8 Pro printer, the letters appear in the PDF as symbols, How do I correct the problem?

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Thanks for posting on the HP Forums!
I can see that the printer is no longer printing in the correct format after it was plugged into the Windows 8 computer! You mentioned you have run the updates and uninstalled/re-installed the printer software. Have you uninstalled and re-installed the Adobe software? Are you getting the same issue from other programs as well? Are you getting the same issues if you are logged in as a different user on the computer?
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Let me know if that helped and thanks again for posting on the HP Forums!
Cbert
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>I have doing this for last 5 years using older versions of Acrobat Professional with no problems.
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