Id cs5 export pdf problems

i create 4 layer in my id file.
after export pdf file i find there are words missing and i need to change words to different layer to solve the problem.
also there is some words position changed but i can't find out after export pdf for output.
this cause big problem for output file with pdf format!

mac os 10.6.5 indesign already update to 7.0.3
my setting
this is my indesign file
this is pdf
i use the function of auto page number but some page number miss

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