Adobe acrobat RDS Requirements

Dear All,
We have a slow printing issues with Adobe Acrobat on a RDS Windows 2012R2 Infrastructure. Can anyone tell me if Adobe Acrobat Standard XI is supported by Acrobat on Windows 2012R2 RDS.
I cannot find any specific requirements required for Windows 2012R2 and RDS for Adobe Acrobat. A client of ours have some huge PDF documents and when they print it sometimes crashes the RDS Server and users cannot login into the Server. Only solution is to remove the Server from the RDS farm and restart it and remove all user profiles that were currently logged into the server.
Also printing is Slow from Adobe Acrobat.
Any help would be appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Jim-Roy

fwiw - "huge" PDF files often perform poorly. Poor printing.
Poor retrieval. Poor processing of updates. Poor processing of save.
Wanting "one" file is easy to achieve.
Getting what one wants is not always the path to getting what is expected / needed.
Be well...

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