Printing PDF IE9

At one point printing from IE9 was a problem and some how I was able to resolve the issue, EXCEPT, now it's back again. When I print from any site to Acrobat PDF the end results are in what looks like chinese. I am running Win7 ULT - with all updates applied.
Any Ideas?

Check the fonts in the PDF, particularly if you are not using one of the higher quality job settings. Most likely the fonts are not getting included.

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''Feel free to vote for the report to keep track of any progress, but please don't post comments unless you have technical information to add. See [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/page.cgi?id=etiquette.html the Bugzilla etiquette page] for details.''
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