PrintJob orientation issue

hi all, I have problem with print job
myPrintJob.orientation = PrintJobOrientation.LANDSCAPE;
it returns error:
1059: Property is read-only.
i use flash player 11.4
P.S.
I checked adobe docs and it says that this property is read-only in AIR 1.0  (
Runtime Versions:
Flash Player 9 - read only, AIR 1.0 - read only, AIR 2 - read-write
) http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/printing/PrintJob .html
any solution about this issue ??
thanks

it also says orientation is read-write in air 2 or better.  fp 11.4 is not air 2 or better.

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