Line Weights in Acrobat X Pro

Hi People,
When I opened a pdf attachment in email (Outlook) the "Line Weight" is very very small. When I save the attachment and then open it in the free reader the line weights are all OK.
I have tried toggling the "Line Weight" option in "View, Show/Hide, Rulers & Grids, Line Weights", but I see no change in the display.
What am I missing?
http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk297/Oldbloke49/Acrobat%20X%20Problem/Acrobat.jpg
Regards
Doug Price

Hi Anoop9178,
YES, YES! That fixed it. I am very grateful
Regards
Doug

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