Landscape printing on Linux

For some time whenever I try to print a document in landscape format using acroread, the printer will process the job for a few seconds then the job error light begins flashing. If I reset the printer and print with kpdf the document comes out fine. I'm running OpenSuSE 10.3. I'm glad to capture any diagnostics to help with this.
Regards,
Brad

Hello Brad,
Which version of reader are you using and which printer and print ppd are you printing to?
Please let me know the exact steps that you follow to print the pdf.
Please attach the pdf file along with your post.
Also attach the screenshot of the print dialog just before sending the print.
Regards,
Rishi

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