How do I get a PDF file to read correctly on my website?

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I scanned a letter to my computer and I want to put it on my website.
Everytime I try the letters come out strange looking, not like letters at
all. I have tried everything I can to make that letter come out so that
people can read it when they come to my website but I can't. It's a PDF file
but it won't read correctly, what can I do? Thank you very much and have a
happy.
 
can you show a link to this doc?
Maybe if you re-scan it?

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does your scanner have OCR software built into the applications that came
with the scanner (Optical Character Recognition)?
 
You scanned it via Adobe Acrobat? Made it into a PDF via the Adobe Acrobat
program?

This would be an issue you should address with Adobe and any of their user
forums.
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|I scanned a letter to my computer and I want to put it on my website.
| Everytime I try the letters come out strange looking, not like letters at
| all. I have tried everything I can to make that letter come out so that
| people can read it when they come to my website but I can't. It's a PDF
file
| but it won't read correctly, what can I do? Thank you very much and have a
| happy.
 
If it reads correctly on your machine it should read correctly on the web. Maybe you have corrupt font file(s).
 
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