Adobe Reader saves a file instead of printing
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Hello,
I have a little problem that is really bothering me, to be honest:
I'm trying to print a PDF document, but when I want to print that file, Adobe Reader makes me save a file and doesn't print anything at all. What should I do to make it actually print? It worked perfectly before.
I want to specify that, of course, my printer is on, works perfectly, is filled with ink, paper, and everything else, and it's indeed this printer that I select in the Adobe Reader print menu. I updated Adobe, I restarted my PC three times, and nothing works. I can use the printer perfectly fine from Word or any other program, but Adobe Reader is really getting in my way, and I hate that.
I'm on Windows 7 64 bit and my printer is an Epson Stylus SX525WD connected over the network.
I have a little problem that is really bothering me, to be honest:
I'm trying to print a PDF document, but when I want to print that file, Adobe Reader makes me save a file and doesn't print anything at all. What should I do to make it actually print? It worked perfectly before.
I want to specify that, of course, my printer is on, works perfectly, is filled with ink, paper, and everything else, and it's indeed this printer that I select in the Adobe Reader print menu. I updated Adobe, I restarted my PC three times, and nothing works. I can use the printer perfectly fine from Word or any other program, but Adobe Reader is really getting in my way, and I hate that.
I'm on Windows 7 64 bit and my printer is an Epson Stylus SX525WD connected over the network.
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The problem is not with the printer. It’s simply a choice to be made when you want to print a document with Adobe Reader.
I had the same issue. I found the solution.
On the document to be printed, click print.
A page opens, and on the top left, there's a tab "save" that appears instead of "print". To change this, look just below, there’s "save as PDF" destination.
Click on the "modify" tab just below.
A new window opens to select a new destination.
Choose the name of your printer.
And the problem will be resolved even for other prints.
I had the same issue. I found the solution.
On the document to be printed, click print.
A page opens, and on the top left, there's a tab "save" that appears instead of "print". To change this, look just below, there’s "save as PDF" destination.
Click on the "modify" tab just below.
A new window opens to select a new destination.
Choose the name of your printer.
And the problem will be resolved even for other prints.
tophie
Thank you for the solution, it worked for me!
MiduRevest
Your response was clear and precise. Great, I've been struggling for quite some time. Thank you.
