Acrobat 9 Pro - Creating a PDF of a webpage in a language such as Hindi or Punjabi

Using the 'Create PDF From Webpage' command of a webpage in languages such as Hindi or Punjabi results mainly in a blank PDF where the text should appear. My system has all the required Fonts already installed in order to render the respective scripts but the resultant PDF file is still blank.
Note, however, the generated PDF does display a title in the target font but some of the characters appear to be misordered. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Will

Hi, George. Thank you again for pointing a new user in the right direction.
It took me a while to get some time to sit down with this again, but I was able to take your information above (specifically that what I wanted to do was create and spawn a page template... I would not have known what terms to use to find the information on my own) and search out the kind of script code and procedure needed to execute the "spawn".
Everything works perfectly and as I needed it to! And it was easy once I figured out what to do.
Thank you Thank you Thank you!
I just needed someone to point me in the right direction.
For others looking for similar information, the additional helpful links I found for creating and spawning page templates are here:
http://answers.acrobatusers.com/Want-place-multiple-fields-pages-unique-names-q25523.aspx
http://answers.acrobatusers.com/How-I-automatically-generate-page-PDF-form-q41216.aspx

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