The solution of printing as image worked for me, but SLOWED DOWN the printing dramatically, almost doubling the time for the computer and printer to process the job and print it. IT PRINTED!Īll I can figure out is that somehow selecting the option to have Acrobat Pro 9 install the option for allowing other applications to create a PDF repaired something within the Mac operating system. I then decided I would uninstall Acrobat Pro X, but on a whim decided to try to print the same PDF file that had just printed using Acrobat Pro 9 one more time. Once Acrobat Pro 9 had started I tested it using one of the PDF files that had failed to print with the dreaded 'No pages selected.' error messages. However, instead of uninstalling Acrobat Pro X first, I left it installed.ĭuring the initial startup of Acrobat 9 after installation I was offered the option of installing an Extra feature called Adobe PDF Printer which allows me to 'Create Adobe PDF files from any application by printing to Adobe PDF Printer'. I decided to follow one suggestion to install Acrobat Pro 9. I have been to every so-called solution that I could find via a Google search and NONE of these 'solutions' even by the self-tagged 'experts' work. This problem started for me just this last weekend. First let me state that this is my solution on a Macintosh running 10.7.5 and Acrobat Pro X (with all the latest updates).

Adobe reader for mac 10.7.5