Editing/annotating a pdf/A document on an android device

If I open a pdf/A document using Adobe Reader on a desktop or laptop, the document is opened as read-only. But if I open it on a tablet using the Android version of Reader, I can annotate it using text entry or freehand with my fingertip or stylus. After I save the document with the changes, it still is opening as pdf/A when I look at a copy of it on my desktop using the Windows version of Reader. Will a pdf/A document that has been edited on an android device with Reader in fact still meet the ISO 19005 standard ?

I managed to answer this for myself. I created a pdf/A-1b compliant document using Acrobat 10 Pro, transferred it to a tablet ( Samsung Galaxy 5 Note ), and annotated the document using Reader on the tablet. I transferred the annotated document back to the desktop computer, and once again tested it with Acrobat 10 Pro. The annotated document is no longer pdf/A compliant.

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While editing a scanned pdf, Acrobat will not recognize the current font & change to very different font. How can I choose the font I want to match the current document?
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