Adobe 11.0.06 with Windows 7

I can't print multiple coopies of a single page document. I used the print icon; the print dialogue box came up; I specified 25 copoies; I pressed the print button and got 1 copy. I tried the same document remotely from my office system printing locally - same result.

Hello,
I know this problem was reported many months ago, but I am also experiencing this exact same issue, and have found no resolution to it yet. My user has a simple PDF embedded into an Excel 2010 document. Double click the PDF and it opens properly in Acrobat. If I close Acrobat, Excel freezes in the background (not responding). I have to force quit Excel to get back to Excel.
Also, if I double click on Acrobat again to re-open the application, it won't open. If I check Task Manager after Excel crashes, I can see that Acrobat.exe is still running in memory, and I have to force-quit it before I can re-open Acorbat.
Any progress on this issue?

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> Hey guys;
>
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use Adobe products for
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>

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