What's the printing difference in Acrobats 8 and 9 Pro?

I have a PDF, actually I have seen quite a number, that when sent to one of our Canon printers--4080i or 2550--from Acrobat 8 Pro will not print. Nothing comes out. (Actually 1 the printer shows that it received one page--the document had more than one page--but it does not print that page out. We can set Print as Image in the advanced dialog and the document prints. The same document sent from Acrobat 9 Pro does print.
Does Acrobat 9 have printing features that Acrobat 8 does not have? Will Acrobat 9 print the same document differently than Acrobat 8 will print it--Fonts, colors, resolution, etc.?
If anyone is going to tell me to preflight the PDF, Thank You. If you do, please give me specifics as to what settings to use so that the PDF can be printed from any version of acrobat, 7 or higher, to any type of printer.

No Answer yet. This makes we wonder if anyone out there has had documents that will print in Acrobat pro 9, that will not print in acrobat pro 8. If so is there a reason? If all else is equal, XP, Printer Canon 4080i, Printer drivers, etc. And the only difference is Acrobat 8/9. Then it seems to me that there is some difference in the way the different version of Acrobat send PDF's to the printer. Am I correct?

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