Re: WP-MathB

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From: Michael Kazlow
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 2009 23:49

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Do you have the font installed on your system. If not it is what is 
called a Pi font and Acrobat cannot make a proper substitution, if the 
font was not embedded in the document. In any case there is nothing you 
can do but contact the creator of the file to remake the file with the 
font embedded into the pdf.

Mike

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