Acrobat allows you to embed a subset of the font in the PDF. For a large enough document, most of the glyphs end up embedded anyway, but at least there's no packaged font file that can be installed from the PDF.
I'm pretty sure you're still violating their license by embedding a subset of the glyphs. You're not allowed to embed them at all. If you're going to share documents with HF&J fonts, make sure they've been converted to dumb outlines.
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Acrobat allows you to embed a subset of the font in the PDF. For a large enough document, most of the glyphs end up embedded anyway, but at least there's no packaged font file that can be installed from the PDF.
I'm pretty sure you're still violating their license by embedding a subset of the glyphs. You're not allowed to embed them at all. If you're going to share documents with HF&J fonts, make sure they've been converted to dumb outlines.