Print reverse order: never works

on the print menu.. when i select print reverse order... it's suppose to print the last page first... this never works. and it seems acrobat/reader is the only one that disregards this... any way of modifying this? currently use version 9 on snow leopard

Colleen:
Welcome to the Apple Discussions. You can reach Apple regarding the print order at this site: http://www.apple.com/support/iphoto/customerservice/orderprints/. Give them all the particulars and see what response you get. That's also the site to request a refund if the prints still do not show up.
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