How to Embed fonts in existing PDF file

HI,
I want to know how to embed the fonts in an existing PDF file, i do have Acrobat.
Thanks

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    Read this:
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  • How to embed font into generated PDF?

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    I enjoy writing books for my 2 grandchildren. I've done 8 books in the past year.
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  • How to apply passwords to existing PDF files?

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  • How can embed fonts into a PDF? Additionally, how can I make so that the PDF then opens with the embedded font?

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  • How to embed the needed fonts in a pdf file

    Dear Sir/Mam,
    We had purchased licenced version of adobe acrobat x pro
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