Static vs Dynamic difference when viewing in Acrobat 9

With ES2 or ES4, saving output as a static pdf results in the following when previewing and when viewing in Acrobat 9.4.5:
When viewing in Reader X or XI, or when saving as a dynamic pdf and viewing in Acrobat 9.4.5, the output is as expected:
One obvious solution is to upgrade everyone to Acrobat X+, but that's not an option for the enterprise.  Is there scripting I could add or a registry fix or some other alternative to hiding these annotation sequence numbers (or whatever they're referred to) in the static pdf, as the EDMS delivering this pdf to the end-users cannot currently handle XFA-enabled PDFs and so it must be static?
My suspicion is this is more of an Acrobat 9.4.5 issue than an LC issue, but I have researched extensively and cannot find a resolution.

The "annotation sequence numbers" are probably referring to the "Tab Order".  You can access and modify the "Tab Order" from Designer; Go to the "Window" option and click on "Tab Order".  For ES4 it's between "Data View" and "Object Library".  Under "Tab Order", there's a button that should either be displayed as "Show Order" or "Hide Order".  Clicking on that button will toggle between the two choices.  I am assuming that if you click to make it "Hide Order" that your numbers will disappear.

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