Fonts error occurred in Acrobat 7.0

We have been using Acrobat Professional 7.0 Mac version. We had an issue below while working on the PDF.
1. We have received 2 sets of PDF for the same chapter with comments. One is from Author and rest from PR.
2. We need to export the comments from Author PDF and Import the same into PR PDF.
3. We need to collate these comments and make it as one PDF.
While doing this process we had a fonts issue raised as the attached screenshot indicate for you. The same issue was occurred repeatedly if any PDF has opened through this Acrobat.
Even the same error occurred after we reinstalled the Acrobat Professional 7.0 on the same system. We didn’t have a problem if the similar PDF file could open in other system. Kindly help me anyone to resolve this issue.
JohnArul

Sorry, I do not have access to Acrobat 7. This could be a bug in Acrobat 7. There were so many changes in the product over the last 10 years. Reader 11.0.7 opened signing for non-Reader-extended PDFs. Could you switch to Reader 11.0.7, which is free, for your signing?

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