Infoview creating non-sensical bookmarks and file names

Thank you for any help or suggestions!
I am using Crystal Reports 2008, the CMC repository, and InfoView. I am producing PDF reports, many with bookmarks based on the group tree.
I have found that when I run my report off my workstation, all is fine, but when I run the same report out of InfoView, the top level bookmark is a string of nonsensical numbers and characters.
Also, when emailing the report via the schedule option in InfoView, a similar non-sensical name is created.
Is there a way for me to ensure that this top level bookmark/file name something readable, perhaps the name of the report?
Thank you for your help!

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