Re: Downloading fonts for Adobe Reader XI

I was attempting to open a document that I downloaded last night, and it said that I had to download upgraded fonts for Adobe Reader XI, and when I tried to it didn't work.

What is the exact message you are getting? "upgraded fonts" does not mean anything to me.

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[email protected] wrote:
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