Adobe Acrobat Reader 9.1 and printto command on file

Good morning.
We've installed the new 9.1 version of Acrobat Reader.
And we found that "print" and "printto" command on PDF files have been removed!
Is this by design?
We didn't find any release note about this.
We're currently using the "printto" feature to print PDF documents with Adobe Acrobat Reader on a selected printer device... but with this new version it won't be possible...
Is it possible to restore both print commands?
Thank you very much
Best regards
Chiara

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