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Many Acrobat printing problems go away when you select "Print as Image". To set it, go to Print, click the "Advanced" button next to the printer name, and then select "Print as Image".
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I received a couple calls today and I attempted your suggestion and unfortunately it did not work..&nbsp;
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I think I found half the solution. I did this to a users adobe who was having the issue. Acrobat &gt; Edit &gt; preferences &gt; Security (Enhanced) &gt; uncheck the option for 'Enable Enhanced Security', Also set view documents in PDF/A Mode to Never (Edit &gt; Preferences &gt; Document ) , then OK. <br><br>After making those changes it printed PDF's fine, now I need to figure out the reg-settings for it or another way to apply it to all users because its a per-user setting..&nbsp;
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I have 3 2016 term servers all have adobe reader installed on them. Periodically I get a call from a end user and they are unable to print PDF's. If I open the PDF with Chrome it prints fine all other printing works fine. I have uninstalled/reinstalled adobe on the servers and it will work for a week or so then I start getting calls again. When its not working and a user attempts to print a PDF the "progress bar" of the print job doesn't come up.. Any ideas are appreciated, I have uninstalled and reinstalled 3 or 4 times now.&nbsp; &nbsp;
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I have 3 2016 term servers all have adobe reader installed on them. Periodically I get a call from a end user and they are unable to print PDF's. If I open the PDF with Chrome it prints fine all other printing works fine. I have uninstalled/reinstalled adobe on the servers and it will work for a week or so then I start getting calls again. When its not working and a user attempts to print a PDF the "progress bar" of the print job doesn't come up.. Any ideas are appreciated, I have uninstalled and reinstalled 3 or 4 times now.   

Issues with printing PDF's w/Adobe in terminal server environment

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