Cannot print pdf file after using typewriter function to fill in a form

[fg1700]

I scanned a form into my pc as a pdf file. I opened the form and used the typewriter function to fill in the form (I have done this procedure several times in the past with no problem) After filling out the form I saved the file--several days later I wanted to print the form. When I tried to print this form I got a message saying "doc could not be printed"  when I clicked "OK" in the message box then another box popped up saying "There were no pages selected". But I did select a page to be printed. I closed Adobe Pro 9 (which is the version that I have) reopened it and tried again--same thing. I then restarted the pc and tried again--this time I selected page one and it printed. When I tried to print page two it was a no go!!! I have tried two different printers but that did not help. I tried to "save as" a different name and place but I got a message saying "The doc couldn't be saved. There was a problem reading this doc (14)."

It is very aggravating to spend a bunch of time filling out a form and then not be able to print.

Any help is appreciated.

[~graffiti]

[Moved to Acrobat forum]

[Document Geek]

Sometimes when I have a file that Acrobat can't open, I'll open and save it using a third party PDF reader, like Mac Preview, or something else. That's a final workaround, because other PDF readers don't support all the functionality that Acrobat does, and so by saving it, you may inadvertently delete some features of that PDF. So save it with a different name.

[fg1700]

I don't have a problem opening this pdf file--but I do have a problem printing the file AFTER I filled in the form with the typewriter function. I have Adobe Acrobat Pro 9

I have completed this type of procedure before and not had a problem printing afterwards.

I copied the file in question to a flash drive and tried to print it from another pc but I had the same problem. (the other pc only had Adobe Reader)

[Document Geek · Accepted solution]

Try flattening the file first before printing. The script is here: Document Geek: Flattenizer Script for Adobe PDFs