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Graffiti says,

In a way, it does.

File>Document Properties>Fonts.

The document property display shows me that I have nothing wrong:

"TimesNewRoman (Embedded Subset)
Type: TrueType
Encoding: Built-in

TimesNewRoman,Bold (Embedded Subset)
Type: TrueType
Encoding: Built-in

... etc.

TimesNewRoman is a pretty standard font, and includes all of the bold, italic, etc. variants in my fonts folder.

And by "the the Adobe Reader would tell me," I meant that if it can't print them, or there is something wrong with the embedded fonts, it should tell me when it displays the page. But the page is displayed correctly.

And again, note that Preview displays and prints the files correctly. I would prefer to use Adobe Reader for PDF files because it has more capabilities when it works correctly.

Ed