Where do the graphics come from?
Were they created in MSOffice? Are they MSOffice clip art? If they are, they may have to "call back" to office for the original art when InDesign looks for linked art from your InDesign documents.
Also, if you place text with hyperlinks created from MSOffice, don't be surprised if your DOCX and XSLX files want to call home. There's a lot of document structure hidden behind Office's XML-friendly files that you can't see — but InDesign can — which could affect your situation. Depending on how the links are created, there may be intermediary information transmitted between the time you click on the link within InDesign/Publish Online/output PDFs and the hyperlink connection you intended to get.
If you could provide a little more information about where you're getting the images you're placing into your InDesign documents and what file formats they are, it'd really help us help you. Also, it'd help if you could share where you're geting your "image text" from. There are lots of reasons why you may be getting the results you're experiencing, and knowing more about how you're creating your InDesign documents would help us rule out the irrelevant reasons and get you to the ones which will work well for you.
Hope this helps,
Randy
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