How to hide page size at bottom of pdf?

Hi
I've created a PDF docuemnt to be viewed on screen wich contains a lot of buttons etc. At the bottom of the page in normal view (we are not using full screen. or reading mode) the page size measurements pop up when the cursor approaches the bottom of the page. this is where my buttons are located and the measurements are obstructing the view of the buttons. Is there any way of hiding or removing this little pop up?
I know you can make it go away by selecting that it is always in view, but this is a document that is going to be sent out to a lot of people and I can't add instructions for reading. The changes made to the size pop up will have to be made so that the pdf doesn't need any adjustment with concerns to viewing when it leaves me.
PLEASE HELP!

This user preference cannot be controlled by a document. You can either set the initial zoom so that the pop-up appears to the left of the page, but that would be screen size dependent, or inform your users what they can do to prevent it by setting the preference.
Finally, if you set the document to hide the window controls, and the user's preference is set to allow a document to do this, the page size pop-up will not show.

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