I am finishing the format stuff of my Ph.D. thesis which I have to deposit tomorrow.
Unfortunately, I am experiencing some problems:
a) in order to get hyperlinks for the content and the figures in the final PDF, I am compiling:
->DVI -> PS -> PDF using Latex, dvips, and ps2pdf (ghostscript)
I am also using
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\usepackage{hyperref}
When compiling with the dvips, I get the following error message (see image):

Although compilation seems to work fine and I can not find any big mistakes in the document, this "annoys" me.
I googled already some time to find out what may be the problem of this, but I did not find anything useful. Just, that the resolution maybe lowered resulting in lower quality

If the problem is to install the corresponding font, I sincerely do not know how to do this and although I have got the fontinstallationguide (veeeery long) I do not dispose of the time to read through and understand it right now

I guess most of you can imagine the last minutes before submitting an important document

b) In the final PDF I successfully get the hyperlinks, BUT not only in the Index or for the figures, but also for ALL the acronyms I used within the text. As Acrobat uses those blue boxes to indicate the hyperlink, this looks really ugly if you want to try to read seriously (as the reviewers should do it) through the document (here an example)

Questions:
a) who can help eliminating this problem without loosing qualtiy?! Installing the font? Changing the procedure?
b) is there a way to:
- deactivate the blue box illustration and/or
- deactivate the hyperref function for acronyms (\ac{XXX})???
I appreciate any help on this! Thanks in advance!
EDIT:
Ok, it seems that finally, there is a solution for the problem (b):
by setting
colorlinks=true,
linkcolor=black,
citecolor=black,
found: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Packages/Hyperref
Pepe