Background and transparant picture

Hi,
I encounter the following problem:
I have a Word document containing a .jpg picture.
For this picture, the white background is set as "transparant colour" (in Word).
After printing the Word document using "Adobe pdf" as printer, I want to add a background in Adobe Acrobat.
However, the background is interrupted where the picture is (rectangular).
This was not the case using previous version of Acrobat!
Could somebody please help me out?
Thanks!
LVL

Don't use the Adobe PDF printer. Use the Acrobat function added to Word, which is supposed to do the extra tricks needed to make this work.Though you might need to use a format that supports transparency like PNG.

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