No images in GoLive pdf conversion

I'm setting up a webpage in GoLive and am trying to create a pdf to print out for others to review. When I convert to pdf, the images that I have placed in the page do not appear in the pdf--I just get an empty box where the image should be. The images are linked from the web, not my hard drive. Is there a way to make the images appear in a pdf?

Hi,
What is the version of PowerPoint and Acrobat you are using?
Please make sure that you have updated the Acrobat to its latest version. Go to Help -> Check for Updates.
Also, try printing the PPT to Adobe PDF printer and then check the issue.
Regards,
Anoop

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