Problems printing lines Acrobat 9 pro

I am trying to print some government forms that are generated by an Access 97 program ( I know old and I should get user off) But when we generated the forms in Acrobat 8 std all worked well. Moved to Acrobat 9 pro and now lines are being dropped. Form is NAFTA Certidicate of Origin and complex.

How are you creating the pdfs? If you are indeed printing to pdf, what joboptions file are you using now? What were you using before?

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