You may need to set up the Type 1 font use mode if you save in
PDF format.
Refer to Type 1 fonts - only references to Type 1
fonts are registered in the PDF file, the fonts themselves aren't
embedded. Fonts referred to by the PDF file must be installed
and available via Adobe Type Manager or via font installation
program (in Windows 2000).
Embed Type 1 fonts - the Type 1 fonts are embedded into
the PDF file. Fonts embedded into the PDF file must be installed
and available via Adobe Type Manager or via font installation
program (in Windows 2000).
Note:
In the Refer to Type 1 fonts mode only references to the
fonts in use are registered in the PDF file (the fonts themselves
are not actually embedded in the PDF file as they are in the
Embed Type 1 fonts mode), so the PDF file occupies less disk
space than the same file saved in the Embed Type 1 fonts
mode.
Saving in the Embed Type 1 fonts mode enables other
users to view, edit and print the document set in the original
fonts even if these fonts are not installed on their
computers.
To set the Type 1 fonts to be used:
Click the Type 1 fonts button on the PDF tab in
the Formats settings dialog (menu Tools>
Formats Settings).
Note: You must set all the three font types used by
FineReader: serif, sans serif and monospaced in the Type 1
fonts dialog, as well as font effects for each such font:
normal, italic, bold, and bold italic.