Acrobat 9 Standard Image Issues using Word 2007

Hi,
I have just purchased and installed Acrobat 9 Standard on an XP Pro machine with Office 2007.
Using the Acrobat add in (PDFMaker?) I am having issues with images (specifically graphs), they are coming out with the text upside down and no graph data inside the axis.
I have tried using Distiller by saving to file as a PS and then opening and converting in Distiller which produces the graphs fine but doesnt add bookmarks - manually adding the bookmarks is not an option.
I would be happy with a solution using either of the adobe technologies.
Thanks,
Adrian

Unfortunately that isn't really possible, the data is sensitive. I can try and explain it better though....
Here is an example of the kind of graph (chromatogram) that we might put in a Word doc:
http://www.wcaslab.com/gif/EPA556chromatogram.gif
When that is PDFd the graph content is gone:
http://www.business-analysis-made-easy.com/image-files/xy-axis.gif
and the individual axis numbers are upside down, but still in the right order. So if the Y-Axis reads:
1.0
0.8
0.6
0.4
then it would read:
upside down 1.0
upside down 0.8
upside down 0.6
etc etc
Hopefully that explains a little better.
Adrian

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