Office Web App 2013 : Compatibility issue after opening a word document with image from sharepoint 2013

Hi,
Uploaded a word doucment in sharepoint 2013 and When we open it in WebApp2013 then following compatibilty warning is reflecting.
"Compatibility Mode Functionality is currently limited"
how to supress this warning message ?
Thanks.
raj

Hi,
As I understand, you would like to insert document preview in Iframe, here is an article which describe about Document preview function for your reference:
http://community.obilogic.co.uk/blogs/teamblog/archive/2014/01/23/sharepoint-2013-custom-callout-with-file-preview.aspx
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Rebecca Tu
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