Acrobat X standard problem Verdana-Italic font

when opening a pdf from a reliable source using acrobat_x standard a message comes up that it can't find Verdana-Italic font and doesn't display most of the document. However if I open the same pdf with Adobe reader XI it has no problem. any suggestions out there?

Quit acrobat
Try throwing away Tha Adobe Fon cache.
Open Acrobat
Let it rebuild the font cache
Then try opening File.

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Could be a permission problem on your system. Try running as admin. Could also be an issue with anotehr, unrelated "bad" font messing up things. Remove it then.
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Step one in diagnostics is to print to the Adobe PDF printer. If that does not work, then try printing to file and opening the file in Distiller. This second step gets around AcroTray that must be working for the first step. Also, if the problem is in Distiller you should see the errors in Distiller.
If the above steps work, then try to use the create PDF menu selection (PDF Maker), available in most MS OFFICE products with Acrobat. If there is no icon, that is likely your problem. If these options do not lead you to a solution, the come back and be specific about how you tried to create the PDF. There are many ways and your message gave no information. We need the details, or we are just guessing. Also, what OS?

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Tom,
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I should start by pinting out that I am not a graphic artist, computer "geek" or polymath. I am a electrical technician who uses Acrobat to edit text in .pdfs sent from other companies and to convert Word documents and spreadsheets to .pdfs. So please be gentle with your responses!
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