How to open PDF automatically when printing with distiller?

Does anybody know how to get the PDF to automatically open when I print a document using distiller please? It is driving me crazy
Thanks
Mark

I am printing to a single PS file from my wordprocessor. Distiller watches the PS file folder and automatically converts the PS file to PDF. Then nothing happens, despite toggling of the 3 options. Is this universal, does it never work?
When I use a Windows wordprocessor (like MS Word or WordPerfect for Windows) and the Adobe PDF printer driver, then the PDF is automatically opened in Acrobat, but I understand that Distiller is bypassed. Acrobat ignores the product of Distiller -- unless, of course, you doubleclick on Distiller's PDF output icon, or right-click on it and choose View.
Acrobat 7 (I believe it was) opened automatically for us from Distiller. How disappointing if 9 has irretrievably lost this ability.

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