Mac: The document could not be printed. There were no pages selected to print.

[petraki_boy]

Hello,

I'm using the latest Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, with the latest version of the driver for the printer and I'm facing the same problem.

I did confirm that creating a new user with administrator privileges and trying to print from it didn't solve the problem.

Please help!

- Peter

[cynthiab250831]

Same here. The problem started after I installed MacOS Sonoma.

[harvdog8447]

I have the exact same problem.  I called tech support and they tried to help but the tech had a strong asian dialect and I couldn't understand her.

[Jane33098214h8ri]

Hi, I now have the same problem too.  Is there a fix yet do you know?

[harvdog8447]

There is a work around. When you get the print dialog box, click on advanced and then check the "print as image" box and the document will print. 

[Jane33098214h8ri]

Thank you. this worked.  

Adobe, is there a permanent fix?

[amytarus]

Thank you! ... this worked for me.

[diane33391618qo0b]

Thank you! 

[Laura238420708zql]

I just fixed this issue by uninstalling (paid version) Acrobat Pro and reinstalling it.  

[Thomas33460855kcpk]

I have found that if I save the document as a Word file (assuming you have Word for MAC installed) it prints just fine. Confirms that it's an Adobe snafu.

[david337915547685]

I also have this same problem which arose recently after I installed the latest update in IOS from Apple.

I have tried all the complex solutions provided by Acrobat but nothing seems to work. I can sometimes convert it to a woed document and then it will print, but surely easily printing a PDF should be one of the basic functions of Acrobat? Help

David Axworthy

[Jeffrey15D5]

Same problem, but the solution didn't work for me:

jeff@MacBook-Pro-6 Mappings % pwd
/Applications/Adobe Acrobat DC/Adobe Acrobat.app/Contents/Resources/Resource/TypeSupport/Unicode/Mappings
jeff@MacBook-Pro-6 Mappings % sudo ln -s mac Mac
ln: Mac/mac: File exists
jeff@MacBook-Pro-6 Mappings % ls -lash
total 0
0 drwxrwxr-x 5 root wheel 160B Mar 2 2022 .
0 drwxrwxr-x 4 root wheel 128B Mar 2 2022 ..
0 drwxrwxr-x 8 root wheel 256B Feb 5 2023 Adobe
0 drwxrwxr-x 22 root wheel 704B Apr 30 10:51 mac
0 drwxrwxr-x 16 root wheel 512B Feb 5 2023 win

[AnandSri]

Hi Jeffrey! 

I hope you are doing well. We have responded to your question on the other thread you initiated. Please check the response: https://adobe.ly/3RLaxQ6

Thanks,

Anand Sri.

[Mr. C. Plommer]

I had the exact same issue and tried everything everyone suggested with no fix. My solution was to choose the Compress a PDF option under the File menu (on a Mac, not sure about a PC) where other save/export options are. The compressed version of the PDF was able to print normally.

Hope that helps. - Chris

[Living Spring]

Just for a quick fix before having to do anything, you can also drag the doc onto Apple's "Preview" and just print from there. Then when you have time you can fix it. I was in a rush and did that. Works great.

[david337915547685]

Yes thank you. I asked my knowledgeable son and he said to change the default to Preview. I have done this and it seems to work very well. I will wait a bit and then cancel dobe and put that dreadful compnay behind me.

[Paul24510062swcp]

My update failed. But I re-installed  adobe acrobate entirely, and that worked.

[vincx77]

Same here after months of frustration, and printing PDFs via the browser.

• Removing of Acrobat in Creative Cloud
• Installing, also via CC
• Print a success!

The weird thing I saw was that after uninstalling Acrobat 23.0, I saw Acrobat 22.0 for some time on the list of installed apps. Could this be a hint?

This all means that Adobe has this problem fully under their own control, and it's ridiculous they have not solved this problem after all those years.