[Altabear]

Hello,
I have a question about an issue with Word 2007.

I made a word document and pasted images into it as usual.

I then saved as a pdf (all in Word 2007) and published the pdf to our website.

When, on our website, I view the pdf and hover over any images, it shows
where it "came from". (meaning my actual computer - which is impossible,
because our office can't be accessed from the web. Also, the images are not
"links" to images. I copied and then pasted into the document.) Similar to:
"c:\david\documents\imagename.gif". We don't want that.

I tried using the "get support" contact form on Microsoft.com but just got
web page with a blank central box. So, I looked on various other forums, and
say many suggestions to do this:

Use the "Office Button", "prepare" and then "edit links to files:.

The only problem with that, is that "edit links to files" isn't there. Just:

- Properties
- Inspect Document
- Encrypt Document
- Restrict Permissions
- Digital Signature
- Mark as Final
- Compatibility Checker

Any ideas how I can remove the "text on hover" from the pdf?

It's not a life or death issue, but it DOES show our internal computer
information TO the internet, which we don't want.
Apparently it's a new "thing" for Office 2007 - and in our previous pdf's we
made with 2003, it's not an issue.

You can see the phenomenon at: http://www.cudamail.com/guide/success.aspx
(the "download the guide" link is to the pdf in question)


thanks

David