Preventing black boxes around hyperlinks?

My document, created in Word 2010 and saved as a pdf in Adobe Acrobat X Pro 10 (newest version), has hyperlinks referring to other areas of the document. The document looks fine on my screen (on a PC) and other screens, but on a particular computer (that happens to be a Mac desktop) it shows black rectangles around the hyperlinks when opened in Adobe Reader.
I went into the edit links dialog, and it shows the Link Type as Invisible Rectangle.
How to I prevent this from happening on certain computers?
Thanks!

The Reader should actually never show the frames, unless there is an extra option to do so (I don't know of any).
In Acrobat, only with hyperlink tool selected, the frames are shown.
What version of Reader on the Mac is it and are the frames bold or thin?

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