Problems saving pdf files with Samsung Series printers

I need to know if anyone is having problems with saving an InDesign CS5 file as a pdf through printers made by Samsung Series SCX 472X Series (black&white) laser?

Hi,
I'm moving this to the InDesign forums to assist you further.
Kind regards,
-Sidney

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