Opening & Editing forms created in LC ES on PC on a MAC using Acrobat 9

I created 2 forms in LC ES on PC and now need to open them on new MAC using Acrobat 9 pro...It won't allow me...says it is an XML form. What do I need to do to fix this problem.

There are several fonts listed...
HelveticaNeue (Embedded Subset)
HelveticaNeue (Embedded)
HelveticaNeue
HelveticaNeue (Embedded Subset)
HelveticaNeue,Bold
HelveticaNeue-Bold (Embedded Subset)
HelveticaNeue-Bold (Embedded Subset)
TimesNewRoman,Bold
What's weird is I literally edited a small amount of text within text boxes (I did not add any new text
boxes because I don't have the original source document). The font properties for these text boxes
is set at the text box level and only the text I edited is unviewable on the windows machine. The
text I did not disturb displays correctly.
==Forrest

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