Adobe Reader XI - Poster printing settings

I am struggling to adjust the settings correctly in Adobe Reader XI in order to use four A3 pages to create an A1 to scale. The PDFs are saved as A1 from AutoCAD. I am aware I am to use the Poster option for printing this way, but I am unaware of the exact settings within there in order to acheive what I want (after several failed attempts I am only able to print a random section on one A3 page - to scale yes, but useless) I am using a Brother A3 printer from a Mac, if it helps to know.
Any assistance appreciated.

You're right! I was wrong!
To solve:
- open the address about:config
- search for pdfjs
- double click on entry pdfjs.disabled;false
And reset acrobat preview as described here: http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/view-pdf-files-firefox-without-downloading-them
Thanks!!!

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AdobeReaderDocumentCouldNotPrint.txt
Glyn Price Tue 17 March 2015
Why should Adobe Reader fail to print because of settings
in the Edit/Preference?
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MS Window 7
File > Print > Print
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