Adobe Acrobat Pro X Cannot Read Arial Font

I recently upgraded to Acrobat X on Windows 7
When I open PDFs there is an error message which states "Cannot find or create the font 'Arial'. Some characters may not display or print properly"
Is there an update or a patch for this? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

It may be that the Arial in the PDF is not the same as on your system. The bottom line is to ask yourself if the display is fine.

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