Acrobat Standard Markup numbering issue

Hi,
I am using Adobe Acrobat Standard 9.4.5 and am having issues with the markup function.
Whenever I add a comment or mark-up, I get a small sequential number next to it (and sometimes obscuring the text as well).
It is also in the printout.
Any way I can turn the display off?

Thanks for the reply.
I tried your suggestion but no luck.
I am uploading a screen print for your information.
You can see the small numbers to the top left of each mark-up.
Anything you can do to help is much appreciated.

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