Fonts not Embedded

Hi everyone,
I am using InDesign CS 5.5. We make pdf but my some fonts not embedded. We use all fonts are opentype.
(1) We use font Agent Pro then same problem appear
(2) If we place fonts in InDesign Fonts folder again same problem appear in PDF files.
Kindly suggest what we do thank you so much.

>my some fonts not embedded
Rhe only font in that image that doesn't say "embedded" -- the one you highlight -- says "embedded subset". That is the SAME as "embedded".
(Not really of course, but the difference is much less than with what you seemed to think: that if a font status is NOT showing the exact text "embedded", then it must mean it is "not embedded". That is simply not true.)

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