Visual Difference between acrobat 7 and 8

Hi All,
Facing visual difference between acrobat 7 and 8. Working on MAC.
1. Create pdf using compatability "Acrobat 7 (PDF 1.6). There is no visual differences,  while open the pdf in Acrobat 8 and above (as like as Indesign)
2. But there is a visual differences in open the pdf in Acrobat 7 and below (Loss transperency)
[Note: But if I create the pdf using "Acrobat 4 (PDF 1.3)" there is no visual differences in any acrobat version.]
Please anyone give solution or advice.
Thanks in advance
Beginner_X

Hi Doc,
Thanks for your reply.
Could you tell  where can I check the visual settings of installations.
Thanks
Beginner

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