Missing information when creating a PDF!

Hi,
We have InDesign CS4, and I recently produced a presentation for a Client. On particular pages, I placed a jpg. of an aerial map. I then drew using the pencil tool a shape, highlighting an area on the map. I filled the shape in red and then set a transparency at 80%. This all looked fine on screen, especially when I printed hard copies out.
However, when I created a PDF of the InDesign presentation, some of the shapes did not PDF!? I don't understand why some did, and some didn't!? To get the presentation ready, I decided to create a simple elliptical shape filled in red. This didn't print out either!?
Can anyone help with this query, as it is baffling me!
Thanks,
Ajay

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