How to remove a hidden text in pdf file with Acrobat Pro 9. How to save pdf file and remove hidden text?

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I made this file in indesign, the highlited empty spaces indicates that their is a hidden text and it pop up when searching for some words in pdf file. so how can I save pdf file to keep only the seen text ???

Dear lrosenth,
I went through some codes/suggestions in internet and I found that I need to have cmap file and cid font file for the respective font since pdf doesn't support unicode fonts directly.
Can you help me to know where can I get cmap file and cid font file for tamil language font Latha(TrueType) microsoft font.
Regards,
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