Page Range Printing Not Working In Snow Leopard

I am trying to print multiple pages from the Help menu>User Manual...Selecting a range of pages to print using Reader 9.3.2 and Snow Leopard does not work. I can see the printer briefly accepting data, but no printing occurs. Reader works fine with other PDF documents.
Chrlz_B

This isn't quite correct! The 'booklet printing' facility was present (and worked - I've just checked it!) in Leopard (10.5); but, as with some other useful functionality, was lost on installing Snow Leopard (10.6).
I suspect that it is a print driver function and that (since I'm using an HP laserjet) it will be up to HP as to when, or even if, they choose to reinstate this very useful function.
Come on HP: let's have it please!

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