Myriad Pro accidently no more available in Flash

Hello,
I am using the Myriad Pro font for years. Now it is accidently not more available in Flash. I worked on a customer project and accidently the Myriad Pro font isn't shown any more in any FLA file. To test it I created a new FLA file, but even there the Myriad Pro isn't shown (I can choose it from the menu, but no letters are shown).
Also reinstalling the font in Windows is no solution. In any other programs like Flash CS 3 Extended etc. I can still use the font and it works fine.
Can somebody help me or has got the same problem?
Thank you very much!
Regards,
Timo

Ahhh thank you so much! Searched for it half of the day. Here are some more information, if anyone has got trouble with it too: http://graphics-unleashed.unleash.com/2012/12/windows-update-kb2753842-will-make-some.html

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