Remove Hyperlink

I have a form that has an email address in the text field. I do not want the hyperlink to work. I right clicked on the text and selecting Remove Hyperlink and this did not work.
This works only if I remove the email wording before the URL address. For example: "You may contact us at 555-123-4567 or email: [email protected]

This is a setting in the users version of Reader (under Edit ... Preferences ... General ... "Create links from URLs).
We can't update this setting so I don't think you can do any better than the solution you have come up with.
The insert hyperlink option in Designer allows you to create a hyperlink out of any text.
Regards
Bruce

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how to remove hyperlinks in a word document

Go to your "Insert" drop down menu.
Select "Hyperlink", near or at bottom.
You will get this dialog box:
Look at the lower left corner... see the button "Remove Link"?
Click on it...and hit the "OK" button in the lower right...
Since this was a Word question, and not a Mac Pro question, it would have been better to post it here http://www.msofficeforums.com/word/

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has "Numbers" received an update recently? maybe I missed it. but i can no longer remove hyperlinks from a cell.
I still want the URL there -- but in plain text format -- but i don't want a working hyperlink. I used to be able to left-click on the cell and a little box came up, where you could amend the text, and remove the link -- nice and easy.
But when you click on the link now, all it does is open up Safari and takes you straight to the page
I've highlighted the cell, the text, and searched through all the menus, but there doesn't seem to be any way to remove the hyperlink. All you can do is type the whole thing out again, which can take ages when you've got a long URL
anyone got any ideas?

Hello
If you wish, you may also try a script given at the end of the following thread.
How to convert hyperlinks to url
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4544519?tstart=0
https://discussions.apple.com/message/20522031
Regards,
H
PS. Under OS X 10.9, you need to change the ruby interpreter at the beginning of main.rb from:
#!/usr/bin/ruby
to:
#!/System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/1.8/usr/bin/ruby
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hyperlink to url.applescript
    convert hyperlink to url in selection in Numbers
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_main()
on _main()
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        property _options : {"0 : kill links", "1 : kill links but keep styles", "2 : keep links alive"}
        property _default : 0
        -- (1) copy the current selection to clipboard
        tell application "System Events"
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                set frontmost to true
                keystroke "c" using {command down}
            end tell
        end tell
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        -- -- (2.0) accept conversion option
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            1 = replace links with urls and kill the links preserving links text attributes
            2 = replace links with urls and keep the links alive
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# file
#    main.rb
# function
#    convert hyperlinks to urls in rtf data in clipboard
require 'osx/cocoa'
include OSX
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    #        1 = replace links with urls and kill the links preserving links text attributes
    #        2 = replace links with urls and keep the links alive
    raise ArgumentError, "invalid option: #{option}" unless [0,1,2].include? option
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        :owner, nil)
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        :forType, 'public.rtf')
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I have a number of text frames on a page. For some of them, the text they contain should be a hyperlink (to another site page); for the others, they should not be hyperlinks.
When I need to change text from being a hyperlink to not being one, I select the entire text and click the "x" to the right of the "Hyperlink" combo box in the toolbar. The text in the box changes to "Add or filter links". However, when I republish the site the link is still there. If I go back to selecting the text in question (i.e. the text which needs to be changed to no hyperlink) I sometimes see vestiges of the old link in the Hypertext combo box, sometimes I'll see it if I click somewhere in the text, sometimes I won't. Regardless, no matter how many times I select the text and click the "x", the hyperlink remains when the site is published.
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Vinayak: Well, your suggestion helped finally resolve the issue but there are still aspects of it I'm not comfortable with (not your fault, of course). For example, even after I selected the hyperlinked text and cleared the hyperlink reference, I could still click various points in the text with the text tool and the hyperlink reference would reappear.
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Hy,
First, I'm french an please excuse me for the "bad" written...
So, I work under Word2004 for Mac.
I would like to erase the list of the hypertext links wich appears in the drop-down list when I go to this place :
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Hello!
If Hyperlinks are not allowed at all in PDF/A then i wonder why Hyperlinks of "HTTP://..." are working in PDF/A documents created from Word with Adobe 9.1.3 Pro but Hyperlinks of "DDD://..". are removed from the PDF file.
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While permitted to be present in a conforming file, there are three types of actions for which a conforming interactive reader shall provide special treatment – the GoToR, the URI and the SubmitForm actions. The conforming interactive reader shall provide a mechanism to display the F and D keys of a GoToR action dictionary, the URI key of a URI action dictionary, and the F key of a SubmitForm action dictionary.
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