Acrobat 3D and Tablet-PC journal file

I have a Tablet-PC (Toshiba M205-S810) and the Journal program, pen based, creates *.jnt files. I just tried printing a PDF from a *.jnt (journal) file, and the PDF is full of "giberish", ASII characters all over the page.
I can print a PDF from Journal using "Jaws PDF Creator" with no problem, so I had to re-install the program so I can continue to work.
Any reason why I can't print a PDF from a *.jnt (journal) file using Acrobat? Any settings that I have to do on Acrobat?
Thanks for any help on this subject.
Erich

Hi Erich,
Please re-post your question on the Windows Acrobat User-to-User forum. I think you'll get a much quicker answer to your question there. This forum deals specifically with 3D related issues. Even though you have the Acrobat 3D application, the behavior you're describing will probably get much more attention in the other forum.

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