Hello. Recently, as in just in the last month since Adobe Reader auto updated, I struggle with print consistency. I will open a PDF file that we have printed thousands of times before with no issues, hit print, and it comes out of the printer with all colors negative to what they should be, whether I print greyscale or not. (see image for example). I have since figured out that the "Print as Image" selection is what causes this. Why? I haven't figured that out. But I have figured out that this is the root cause for sure. When I uncheck this selection, it prints fine. HOWEVER, I am also unable to reliably uncheck it. Checking other forums/discussions lead me to believe that simply unchecking grayscale will allow me to access this, but it only works 50% of the time randomly. I have no idea how to fix this issue, and it is the same whether I "disable new acrobat reader" or not. This just started happening with the new update, we have never had this issue before.
Furthermore, It will not save my selection between prints, even sometimes when I don't close the document. Opening a different document, or the same one again later in the day results in a 50/50 chance of it being selected or not, and another 50/50 chance of me being able to change the selection.
On Acrobat version 2023.006.20360. On macOS version Sonoma 14.0
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