Trouble view Mac pdf

I am having trouble viewing a pdf that has been created on a Mac. The text is in the form and if I highlight the area, the text will appear.
I am trying to view information in a pdf form that was created on a Windows based machine and then completed on a Mac.
The Advanced Document Properties show the
DF Producer: Mac OS X 10.7.5 Quartz PDF Context
PDF Version: 1.3(Acrobat 4.x)
I am using Adobe Reader XI on Windows 7 and have the same problem on a Windows 8 machine using the current version of Adobe.
I can open the document without an error message but the form appears blank. When I left click on one of the form fields I can see the text in the field. I can only see one field at a time and the from prints blank fields. I thought the text might be a white font on a white back ground, but can not find an area for text formatting.

The user filled out the form using Mac Preview which breaks the form. Here's more info: Correcting PDF Form Field Appearances after Saving with Preview on the Mac

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