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Have you tried printing to another PDF writer program<br />
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eg dopdt or cutepdf<br />
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Good luck.
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Have you tried printing to another PDF writer program

eg dopdt or cutepdf

Good luck.

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Great Job! &nbsp;I never would have thought of the macro. &nbsp;Thanks!
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Great Job!  I never would have thought of the macro.  Thanks!

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User is doing a mailmerge in Word 2003. &nbsp;
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After the merge he wants to print only pages 3-4 to Adobe Acrobat. &nbsp;However, Adobe is not seeing those pages. &nbsp;
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It can print all the pages but not the specific range. &nbsp;I know why it's doing it. &nbsp;When a mailmerge is generated, it is inserting a Section break between each new section. &nbsp;However, the section break is a new page section instead of a continuos section. &nbsp;
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<b>How can I get Adobe Acrobat to read Page 3 as page 3 instead of it seeing it as page 1. </b> 
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Doing it manually is not an option as the merge can be very long.
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User is doing a mailmerge in Word 2003.  
After the merge he wants to print only pages 3-4 to Adobe Acrobat.  However, Adobe is not seeing those pages.  
It can print all the pages but not the specific range.  I know why it's doing it.  When a mailmerge is generated, it is inserting a Section break between each new section.  However, the section break is a new page section instead of a continuos section.  
How can I get Adobe Acrobat to read Page 3 as page 3 instead of it seeing it as page 1.  
Doing it manually is not an option as the merge can be very long.

Unable to print specific pages to Adobe Acrobat

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