Word 2010 to pdf in Acrobat X under Win 7 64: numbers and letters added to bookmarks

In some documents I convert, the bookmarks are prefixed with what appear to be 'internal' codes like 99B; in others -- based on the same template, and with the same formatting -- the bookmarks are created appropriately. It's clearly a Word 2010/Acrobat X interaction, but I cannot pin down the source of the problem. I've copy/pasted text from an offending .doc file into a fresh file, based on a different template, without success. Any advice will be gratefully received.
Thank you,
JGH

There is nothing to activate the AcroTray.
Most if not all are running 32-bit.
Are you talking about the coping the whole 'Abobe PDF' directory in the All Users.

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