Poor Text When Exporting in Muse

When I do a preview or an export the text becomes very poor from what it looks like when i'm working within Muse. I did look online to see if others had this issue and it sounds like it was a problem years ago when Muse was BETA and i'm wondering if thats still not fixed. Any help will be appreciated.

In case it makes any difference i'm using Windows 7.

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