CSS Page-Break bei Acrobat 9

Hallo Zusammen,
Ich will gerne aus einer HTML Datei ein PDF erstellen, wobei ich in der HTML Datei folge CSS/HTML Eigenschaften benutzen will
"page-break-after"
Dieses funktioniert jedoch beim Acrobat Professional 9 nicht, beim Acrobat Professional 7 funktioniert das tadellos.
Wurde im Acrobat 9 etwas geändert? Oder wie kann ich unter Acrobat 9 Seitenumbrüche erzwingen.
Danke & Gruß

This is primarily a HTML feature as I understand it. Acrobat simply provides a PDF just like any other printer and the HTML would have to be set to add page breaks on print as you suggest. This would be the same case as if you printed to paper. I am not sure it is possible, but that is what I would look for, not Acrobat options.

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