Lunix PDF - landscape printing

I am try to print the PDF file using the following command - but the it prints in potrait format. <br /><br />We need ot fix this issue asap. Would greatly appreciate any help. <br /><br />cat <file.pdf> | /opt/Acrobat4/bin/acroread -toPostscript -landscape | lp -d <printer name>

I have had EXACTLY the same problem printing from the acroread gui. Here's the version information. Adobe Acrobat Reader 8.1.1 on Ubuntu Linux (8.04 Hardy).
It is usually a problem printing from Google Calendar (because that works out better with landscape.) When I select landscape layout it displays correctly in the preview portion of the print dialog, but then when it comes out it's portrait and of course a portion is truncated.
I'm printing to a network printer (HP Deskjet 940C) shared out via CUPS from another Ubuntu 8.10 workstation. I'm not convinced that the problem is Acrobat, I've wondered if it may be a printer issue because I've been able to print to another network printer (Lexmark Laser - that is shared out from an Apple Mac) without the same problem.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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