Adobe's Acrobat goes a long way toward fixing these problems, making seamless file transfers across multiple computing platforms a real possibility. I didn't think about it much. Now you can give data to other computer users, even people with Macs or UNIX boxes and they can view that data just the way you prepared it fancy fonts, columns, clip art and all. And they can cut and paste that data into their own documents or add notes and links to the document you gave them. Acrobat is going to change the way we work.
Graphics look and print the same.
Colors look and print the same and fonts look and print the same. It works quickly, easily, neatly and the resulting .PDF file is almost always much smaller than the original. You can cut and paste text and graphics from your .PDF files from Acrobat to other Windows or Mac programs. Guess you just can't have everything. As Acrobat evolves expect to be able to preserve all fonts and formatting when you cut and paste.