To have the similar printing capabilities in other platforms. I often work with large size drawings. I print snipets using an 8.5x11 printer. When I get to the outer margin of the page (left-side mostly) I can't print using CURRENT VIEW at ACTUAL SIZE. This is very frustrating. I have to take a 15-step work around setting print box pages/cropping to get what I need. Only then to try and remember not to SAVE the file and the cropped view.

In AutoCad for example, I can pick my "plot" area using a window box (see files). This gives me the flexibility to print whatever area I need at the scale I want with the printer I want without interruption, frustration, multiple steps, or viewing window limitations.

In Acrobat, I've provided the issue to demonstrate (see files). In Capture-5 I can't slide left anymore due to the paper size restrictions and there is no additional buffer added in Acrobat. The Printer Preview window isn't interactive and let me slide it left; therefore I loose the left-hand side of the page that I need to include in the printing. This is using Current View and Actual Size selections.

Please make this more flexible and user friendly. Not everyone PRINTS TO FIT because sometimes those of us need to scale drawings in the architectural/engineering professions.

Feel free to use me as a test candidate before the NEXT UPDATE when you ADD this. Hopefully this improvement will be sooner than later.

Thanks. I hope the above suggestion made sense. On another note, even WORD and Excel offer "print selection" options.

When I try to print a specific range of pages from some documents (e.g. page 2-3 only), if I were to click in the preview window to refresh, then it would show pages 3-4 as ready to be printed instead. When I tested this on another document (Oregon DMV manual), if I try to print pages 2-3, it would show pages 2-11 as ready to be printed instead. The error in page ranges seems random, and it also does not occur with every PDF document that I open.

I just encountered this bug a few days ago using Adobe Reader DC, and restarting or reinstalling have both done nothing to correct the problem. Additionally, when I tried printing from my copy of Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro that I still use, I get the exact same error from the same PDF files (page range 2-3 becomes 3-4 on my first file, and page range 2-3 becomes 2-11 on my DMV manual). Though my Adobe Acrobat is outdated, I already checked that my Adobe Reader DC is the most up-to-date version (20.006.20042). I would appreciate any advice or guidance on this issue. Thanks.

i download PDF notes from online institution for a regular basis. i got this error few months earlier which was like 1 in a 100 PDF files.i could not able to see the diagram in the file as well as couldn't print that either. i ignored but now i see it again even after getting the latest update available. i searched for a online solution but i think you never had solved this problem. do you know the funny think ,Chrome, Microsoft edge even a simple program can load that PDF file successfully but you..what a pity!!! i am posting every possible data to help you so that i can get help. please solve this issue.

some info about the PDF file:
i give online test and they let me download a copy of that paper and in which my Email id is watermarked so that i can share it anywhere else.

Steps:
1. open a PDF normally, and edit it, such as by adding text or inserting pages
2. without saving or closing the open PDF, go to Finder, right-click and press command-P to print the PDF
3. the print window appears, with all of the in-progress edits
4. click "Cancel" and the PDF is closed, without saving the changes and without a warning about unsaved changes.

When printing a PDF from Finder, Acrobat should check whether the file was already open, and not close it if it was. If it does close the file, it should check to see if it has changed, and give the usual warning.