text: We recommend that you use only the base 14 fonts when you create PDF documents. 
  Because these fonts are not embedded in the document, documents that are created with 
  these fonts are smaller, and the resource file is also smaller. 
  
  **Accessing fonts**
  If a document references fonts that are not embedded and fonts that are not available on the 
  system, the document does not display correctly in the report wizard, and the PDF Indexer 
  cannot index it. In the report wizard, the document might display as a series of dots instead of 
  letters; the PDF Indexer fails with the “Trigger not found” message. 
  
  If your documents contain Asian fonts, ensure that you install them when you install Adobe 
  Acrobat. 
  
  If the fonts are not embedded in the document, use the**FONTLIB**parameter to tell the PDF 
  Indexer the location of font files. 
  
  **Listing fonts in a PDF file**
  If you want to know the fonts that are contained in a PDF document, a simple method within 
  the Adobe viewer is available to list the fonts in your data. 
  
  Follow these steps to list the fonts in a PDF (for example, for Adobe Reader XI, version 
  11.0.3): 
  
  1. Display your PDF document in the Adobe viewer (or reader). 
  2. Click**File**→**Document Properties**→**Fonts**. You will see a list of fonts for the document. 