Photoshop to PDF Text Problem

I created a report in Photoshop consisting of 9 pages.
I'm using the PDF Presentation feature to create a PDF file from these 9 pages.
Everything works out find other than that most of the text is not selectable... it becomes an image.
How can I make all the text selectable?
I'm using CS2 and all the text is on layers seperate from the background. There are also images, but on seperate layers.
Thank you :-)

The font I use is Arial (Regular) with "Smoothing."
Size: 11pt
Kerning: Optical
Leading: 15pt
Some text is in bold.
PDF setting are:
Compatibility: Acrobat 8
Image Quality: Maximum
Compression: JPEG
Optimize for Fast Web Preview
Embed Page Thumbnails
And that's basically it.
Thanks for your help Mylenium :-)

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Its OBJECT bounding box is there for moving the whole text layer, rotating it, duplicating it and distorting. Clicking once on the text layer pallet and selecting the move tool (v) will produce this bounding box. The direct selection tool (a) won’t recognize it. Note: If you try to resize the box as an object, it also distorts/stretches the text inside. This can make cool effects but usually you want the text to stay the way the font was designed. See: Layers>Type>Warp Text.
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The NEW text box cursor looks like a text insertion cursor (often seen in word processing) WITH a dotted box around it.
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