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Slow printing from Adobe PDF reader V9

Asked by nigelbeatson in Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Creative Suite

We have an XP workstation that is printing PDF's very slowly. I can see that there are numerous incidents of this happening, but none seem to address our particular issue. The things I have noticed is that changing the resolution on the printer (Samsung 1650 - USB connection) does not make any difference, and there are very limited changes that can be made to the default printer settings. I have tried a couple of different PDF readers and they are all the same.
When I change the actual printer to another one on the network, this resolves the problem staright away.
Are we doomed for thsi particular printer, or does anyone have any suggestions as to what we can try?  
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