Translate the entire web page as a single pdf page in Acrobat X

Acrobat X has changed the way it interprets web pages. With acrobat 7 and 8, it would translate the entire web page as a single pdf page. With Acrobat X the calculation is gone. Is there a fix or work around this?

Old Fox....thanks so much. I do not have the HP smart web printing in my add ons or plug ins. I used SWP in my problem posting and should have spelled out HP smart web printing..sorry.
The NAME of the printer showed 'document converter'. WELL DUH! That was the problem all along. I have no idea how it got changed but I won't dwell on it. I have never had to look at those 'choices' because I don't need to change anything when I print but its never too late to learn.
I am so happy and thanks again
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