Random é appears when printing

I have Illustrator 10 and after saving to a PDF and printing from Acrobat, a random 'é' appears at the start of every text line. This is not visible in any view on the computer at all, and I have wasted a lot of time trying to remove it. Please, if anyone has any ideas of how to remove the é from the printed document, your advice would be greatly appreciated. I need to figure this out asap.
Thanks.

Just for clarification...
You don't really mean
random, do you?
It appears
only at the start of each line, and it happens with
every line, right? That would make it anything
but random.
Does this happen with all fonts or only with one or a few?
What happens when you print the document directly out of Illustrator on the same printer?

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