Visio 2007 Professional with Acrobat 9.4 Professional

My PC is running Windows 7 Ultimate, 64 bit edition with Office 2007 Professional and Visio 2007 Professional. I have used Acrobat 9 Professional in the past to combine Word and Visio files into PDF files for patent applications with good results. It seems that with the upgrade to 9.4, all of a sudden the formatting of Visio files has become incorrect when I use Acrobat or Visio to make the PDF conversions. Specifically, if a Visio file has a number of pages that have a mixture of portrait and landscape views, the PDF conversion converts all the pages to whatever is the view of the first page. That is, if the first page is landscape, all the pages in the PDF file will be landscape, rather than reflecting the different views on each page of the Visio document. This never happened before with earlier versions of Acrobat 9 Professional up to 9.3.4.
If I use the Adobe PDF printer from Visio to make the conversion, the PDF conversion is perfect, with each page representing the correct view that is in the corresponding Visio file. However, this is a real inconvenience, since now I have to create the Word and Visio PDF files separately and then combine the two.
Is this a bug in 9.4, or perhaps a settings change of which I am not aware? I would appreciate any suggestions.

Could someone from Adobe respond to this specific issue so that we know we are being heard? Will the fix for the print issue also resolve the 'attach to email' problem? Is there any work around other than telling users to attach directly from their email programs?
Thanks in advance for your response to our concerns.
Penny

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