Pages will NOT print entire document

Fact one - I've printed this document many times with zero issues the past over a time span of 12 months - possibly more (prior to upgrading to High Sierra)

Yes, I tried printing pages 10 through 15 (that was the very first thing I tried - hours ago)

Yes, I exported to PDF and printed from the PDF - exact same issue pages 1 though 9 print - and 10 through 15 do not print (that was interesting).

Regarding elements of document - see "Fact one" above.

This is seriously stupid - and something I'd expect from Microsoft Windows - not Apple. Whatever. Driving to Kinkos is will be faster than dicking around with High Sierra (huge mistake upgrading to High Sierra - I will never upgrade or update again - my trust is gone).

I'm sorry I'm in such a foul mood - I need to get this done before I go to sleep. It's for work.

Okay, fine, it'll be a late night trip to Kinkos/FedEx to print an ultra simple document - something High Sierra / Pages can't do anymore. It can't be any more lame. I'll make a YouTube video showing how pathetic High Sierra/Pages is. I don't care what the issue is at this point - I just expect a computer to be able to print a document - ESPECIALLY a document I've printed many times before. Never had a problem until installing High Sierra. This is ridiculous.

Yeah, sorry, I misread your question thinking you were saying the elements of the document could interfere with printing. I was in a panic last night (work related) and SUDDENLY something that worked dozens of times before just quit (again, I cannot emphasize enough how this is very Microsoft Windows).

Anyway, I never tried that method because I've already printed my document (drove to a store and printed there - far, far easier than dicking around this utter nonsense) Also, even if copying a portion of the document worked - I'd have a propagating issue - the page numbers will not be correct. Yeah, sure, maybe I can have a work around for the work around - for the work around. (Microsoft Windows)

The answer is to design a computer and software with the ability to print a simple 15 page document. But, since I'm not getting a paycheck from Apple to troubleshoot their systems or inform them there is a bug - I'm not really interested in investigating. I'm interested in getting my work done. I need to print a document. It's 2017 - not 1992.

Apple can't print documents. I've printed my document without using Apple. Problems solved. Case closed.

As I've said before - I had zero issues with printing this same document and that really makes me suspect High Sierra.

I have had many issues with High Sierra. (things like basic security, cursor constantly freezing, and bizarre flickering). High Sierra seems to be the Windows Vista of macOS. What a dreadful mistake it was to upgrade. Like I've said, I'm not planning on updating anymore. I'm sick of going from everything working to 10 random and mysterious time wasting problems.

Nothing was broke with Sierra - so, I'll be reinstalling everything back to Sierra - and I bet that'll fix the printer too.

I'll post the results soon.

Cheers!

David

Quit with the judgmental attitude simply because I didn't do what you would have done. Spending endless hours troubleshooting something that worked yesterday (all because of an update) is a waste of my time - and a very one way of thinking. It's just a simple document needing to be printed. I printed it. Problem solved. Apple is more interested in their cell phones anyway.

As stated above - I have no interest in troubleshooting. I have a low tolerance for BS in general - and a really low tolerance for updates that break something that was already working. As for the printer - it isn't my problem - and therefore not an issue. I have an M452dn - BTW

I was just hyper annoyed with High Sierra - the cursor freezing constantly throughout the day has me permanently **** to begin with. Every other BS occurrence that can be traced back to High Sierra makes me verbally lambaste Apple. That process will continue until there is change (revert back to Sierra, get a Linux machine running - or whatever).

This is what happens when people spend $10k on Apple products only to find out that, in some ways, it isn't a whole lot different compared to the Microsoft Windows crap.

I've said this a few times in this thread: It worked just fine before installing High Sierra. I'm not interested in chasing after yet another one of High Sierra's 'issues' - besides, I don't use the printers with Apple machines anymore.

That is correct I have "done nothing to determine the actual problem" - instead I found a solution that works and moved on. Oh, yeah, that solution doesn't involve Apple.

Have a good day!