Adobe X does not recognize "Ariel" font

Adobe X is not recognizing an " Ariel" font and displays text in a document as a series of "dots". Other pdf documents have no problems reading text when I open them. This event only occurs from a single source providing me with their pdf document where i receive an error message claiming that the Ariel font is not recognized. What can I do to correct this?

You may have a different version of Ariel than them (for instance, they're on a Mac and you are not or they have an older version). Have them embed the font information into the PDF.

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From:   Ankit_Jain <[email protected]>
To:     SusanPleso <[email protected]>
Date:   10/19/2011 12:56 AM
Subject:        Adobe Reader does not recognize file name
(filename10.5.11.pdf) but does in Adobe Standard 9. Why?
Re: Adobe Reader does not recognize file name (filename10.5.11.pdf) but
does in Adobe Standard 9. Why?
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Hi Susan,
Thanks for providing the information.
Could you also let me know what is the exact version of Adobe Reader on
your system. You can check the same y clicking on Help > About Adobe
Reader X.
In case its not 10.1.1, please try updating to the latest version and see
if the problem persists.
Also, does any other PDF with a different filename open in Internet
Explorer correctly?
Thanks
Ankit
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