Embed font issue

I'm following a tutorial on game design in AS3 using flash cs5, and wish to check the frame rate of my game. To display the frame rate on screen I wish to use a pre made class, called StatusBox.as, but I keep getting the following embed error:
no transcoder registered for mimeType '/application/x-font'
1120: Access of undefined property StatusBox_EmbeddedFontClass.
1120: Access of undefined property StatusBox_EmbeddedFontClass.
Which points to this line in the StatusBox class:
[Embed(systemFont="Courier New", fontName="embeddedFont", fontWeight="normal", advancedAntiAliasing="true", mimeType="/application/x-font")]
private var EmbeddedFontClass:Class; (it only points to the line above, but I thought I should show the line below as well, in case it matters?)

Thanks Peter...it did something:) Now I get this instead which still refers to the same line of code as before...looks like it can't find the font!? :
exception during transcoding: Cannot embed local font 'Courier New' as CFF. The CSS @font-face 'local()' syntax is not supported. Please specify a path directly to a font file using the 'url()' syntax. For [Embed] syntax the 'systemFont' attribute is not supported. Please specify a path directly to a font file using the 'source' attribute.

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After reading several pages and trying many examples I am stuck.
I can't get the Japanese text i have in an external file in a generated textfield.
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about the example
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Thanks guys,
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I still don’t have a clue…
So far we’re the only 2 reporting this
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we are using a custom font for our documents. I know it's possible to embed fonts in document when saving.
Is there an option to enforce this setting with a policy?
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cannot
be happening. Something else is going on, like a failure to
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