Keynote '09 Print Sizes Missing

Hey everyone- Recently we've been trying to print to 11x17 tabloid sizes from Keynote '09. We have it installed throughout the company, but recently there's a couple machines that have lost the ability to print to Tabloid and create custom sizes. Only about 5 options remain. No recent updates we've done out of the ordinary, and when creating the presentation the size is 1920x1080. This should give us the option of printing to Tabloid but no go!
Is there a way the print sizes got removed somehow, and how should I go about restoring them? I've searched for a while on google and disscussions but no go so far. Any assistance in restoring them would be great, thanks!

Keynote by itself does not have any printing function, printing is actually carried out by the print driver which is installed specifically for the printer connected to the Mac. Keynote tells the print driver what to print, not how to print.
For example, my HP A4 printer does not list A3 sizes, because the print driver does not have data for that size of paper.
Investigate if the correct printer driver is installed for the exact model of printer connected by going to:
Apple Menu > System Preferences > Print and Fax.  If not, install the correct printer driver for the printer.

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