Same PDF on 2 different iPads look different on Adobe Reader

I have an issue with a PDF. Basically, this PDF was sent to 2 different iPads. Now when I open the PDF on one iPad with Adobe Reader, it looks fine, everything is in place. But when I open it with the second iPad with Adobe Reader, the PDF is somehow without a title, and values in a table are not there, literally, the table is there but the values are not. Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this? It is important to note that THIS IS NOT A FONT ISSUE, as the creator of the e-mail used Verdana. He used this font on a different document which was again sent to both iPads and everything was ok with this PDF.

I moved this into the iOS forum. Can you please tell me the following:
What version of the iPad are you trying this with?
Have you verified that the Adobe Reader version is the same on both (go to settings and look at the Adobe Reader settings)?
Are you sure you are using the Adobe Reader on both? (I know, this is a lame question but we do find a lot of people are confused by the fact that many apps present their own PDF View).
We do fix rendering bugs from time to time, so it's possible that the Adobe Reader versions are different and you've encountered a bug that we've fixed in an update. We also have variations in how we render depending on the hardware available to us, so it's possible you've encountered a bug in this variation. There are a number of other possibilities as well, but the answers to 1-3 (1-2 in particular) will help narrow this down.
If you have time and are willing to share the PDF content, there are a couple of other things you can provide that would help us diagnose the issue:
If you could please email the PDF to [email protected] we can do some testing here too.
You could post (or email to [email protected]) screenshots of the problem. You can take a screenshot by hitting the home button and the power button simultaneously on your iPad. This will place a screen capture in your photos and you can email it from there.
Thank you for contacting us!
Pat

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