Word.doc converting incorrectly...

I have tried to covert my Word.doc to a .pdf file twice using
the Adobe PDF Online and both times it chaged information on my
document. I want to purchase the monthly subscription but I need
for it to work. Could you please tell me if I'm doing something
wrong the reason my documents aren't converting correctly.

Hi pamelcello,
Here is a small snippet from the Buzzword FAQ about some of
the fonts.
[snip]
Built-in fonts make sure everyone has the same fonts, and
therefore sees exactly the same document.
We want to limit the size of the download so that the user is
up and running quickly. To that end we're only downloading 7 font
families to start. In future releases, we'll look at accommodating
additional fonts without impacting the download times.
[snip]
There currently isn't a way for users to customize their font
list, but keep checking in the future for more options!
cheers,
Pete

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