hp p2055dn printer problems with pdf files slow

Thank you for the suggestion Derek, that's a much simpler workflow: I used the High Quality Print PDF preset but as the final file came in at 14 Mb it took five minutes for just the first page (both sides of the sheet) to print, so that would have been half an hour for the whole publication, which isn't practical for my desktop publishing cottage industry. Is there a way around this using InDesign on a Mac? I wonder if I could specify a smaller page size and work right up to the edge then export a normal PDF and let Adobe Reader add the margins in the booklet printer option? But I rather that I could print the exact document that I created in InDesign an A5 booklet complete with margins. My understanding is that this is a Mac problem and that InDesign prints speedily to a network printer when it is running on a PC. Later: I've been able to create a paginated document in Adobe Distiller and the quality is great and it's printing actual size from a PDF (as I don't have to use the booklet setting in Adobe Reader) but, just like printing the booklet directly from InDesign, it's too slow for everyday printing. This does open up PostScript files, so it looks as if that will be the most effective way to generate a PDF which can be printed actual size and correctly paginated. I'm sure that I'm missing something but there are so many settings in the various dialogues involved in exporting that I'm not sure where I'm going wrong. If I use 'Print Booklet' to export to PostScript with the aim of creating a PDF from the PostScript file I find that I'm unable to open the PostScript file in Adobe Reader, Adobe Acrobat or InDesign.* There is no 'Print Actual Size' override in the booklet printing dialogue in Reader or Acrobat Pro. If I export the booklet as a PDF and print it using the Booklet option in Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat Pro each page and spread is resized: each page shrinks by a centimetre or so (I guess that the PDF is making sure every margin is included, even though all the margins are blank, and then also adding a margin of its own). I've created a 28 page A5 booklet in InDesign which prints out fine using InDesign's 'Print Booklet' but so slowly (it takes more than 20 minutes) that it's impractical.

Hp p2055dn printer problems with pdf files slow