Then you have to remember to do this each time you generate a new PDF. I'm looking for a way of encoding the string so it never becomes an email address.
One of my suggestions to the person was to create a tiny graphic just containing the @ sign and put the image in place of typing the character. It's a fix but it's pretty time consuming and we're looking for others. On 12/13/07, Lester C. Smalley <lsmalley at infocon.com> wrote: > What do you mean you can't remove the link in Acrobat? Certainly not > via the reader, but if you have the full Acrobat package you certainly > should be able to delete the link and leave the plain text behind. > > One thought it to insert a thin space after the "@" at symbol, so even > if what you say is true the 'active' area is as small as possible. Yes, > it will alter the appearance slightly, but the trade-off may well be > worth it. > > On Thursday, December 13, 2007 12:10 PM, Huntley Eshenroder wrote: > > | Yes, plain text and you can't remove the link through Acrobat. > | > | -Huntley > | > | On Dec 13, 2007 10:30 AM, Art Campbell <art.campbell at gmail.com> wrote: > | > | > John, is this in plain text? Not in a marker?
