Remove mouse-over text from PDF document

[Andross Moonah]

Hi,

I have a PDF document (http://www.norelcosafecam.com/site/files/pdf/Credit App Fillable.pdf) that I need to upload to my company website. But I notice that when I downloaded it from my Outlook inbox (receptionist sent me the document via e-mail in Outlook) and then hover my mouse over it, some text slides into view at the top saying, "Midway Truck Center Inc.". I need to remove this text, which I think might be called alt text.

The thing is, I'm not sure if I have any software that can help me remove this. Also, I'm not sure how to remove this text at all. I have a trial version of Acrobat Reader DC (8 days left on my trial). But I notice that Acrobat Reader DC still asks me to purchase certain extensions to do things like Edit the document.

How can I remove this text at the top of the document that slides into place when I hover my mouse over the document?

Thank you kindly.

[try67]

First of all, there's no trial version for Adobe (Acrobat) Reader, as it's

a free application. If you have a trial version installed it's probably of

Adobe Acrobat, which is indeed what you need.

If that's what you have then you can remove this text by going to File -

Properties - Description and editing the Title field.

On 11 January 2018 at 14:35, Andross Moonah <forums_noreply@adobe.com>

[Andross Moonah]

Thanks a lot for your quick reply.

Regarding my version of Acrobat. It says "Acrobat DC" and "Trial (Expires in 5 days)" — I thought I had 8 days left. So yes, I am using Acrobat, not Reader, thanks.

Thanks for your solution, it's a quick and easy fix — I'm not accustomed to the Acrobat UI.

File > Properties > Description tab > Title:

Best regards and thanks again.