Acrobat Printing various quantities

I'm needing a method by which to print various quantities in one PDF.
Here's an example;
I have a 10 page document.
I need
1 of page 1
2 of page 2
3 of page 3
10 of page 10
Is there anyway in the standard acrobat dialogue box that allows me to print different quantities in one PDF?

No, you'll have to do a separate print command for each page (or set of
pages).
However, something like this can be scripted quite easily and if this is
going to run on your own computer you can even create a menu item that will
do this automatically, so you won't need to approve each printing command.
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 6:00 PM, benjaminleebates

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