Does Acrobat XI used w\ XenApp 6.5 conflict with "auto creation of client printers"?

Hey guys,
I have installed Adobe Acrobat Pro XI on a Server 2008 box running XenApp 6.5. I've noticed a pattern that whenever Reader or Acrobat v10 or greater is installed the "auto-create client printers" policy does not work. Our users log in to the web portal and open an app(Citrix hosted) such as Word; they try to print a document, but when looking at the printer drop-down list, none of their local(redirected) printers are present. These printers were available before the installation of Acrobat Pro XI. Another user noticed this happened previously when they upgraded from Adobe Reader 9 to X. Please let me know if you have any helpful information.
I've enabled the following:
Client Printer Redirection(allowed)
Auto-Create Client Printers(all client printers)
Client Printer Names(standard names)
Default Printer(set def printer to client main)
Desktop Launches(allowed) ***This policy was the only one present before i started troubleshooting the missing redirected printers.
Printer auto-creation event log preference(log errors and warnings)

Was it related to this Citrix Support KB Document?
http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX488760
Might want to look at this Citrix Forum thread too: http://forums.citrix.com/thread.jspa?threadID=286937

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