[jeffn1]

I guess I messed up in creating this pdf (from a Word document).

When I touch a page it links me to the internet.  It connects me to a page called "genuis" that is about the song I am playing. (Depeche Mode Just Can;t Get Enough)

I normally copy chord charts from Ultimate Guitar.  

This time, I think a just copied lyrics from some lyrics site into a Word document (which I then save as a pdf)

Did I inadvertantly copy some code when I was creating the chart? But I don't see anything in the Word document suggesting any links.

Any ideas how to stop this from happening?

Thanks!

Jeff

[Zubersoft]

That means there is a hyperlink/url in the PDF page. I would imagine most PDF editors provide a way to remove a hyperlink. I know I can do this with Adobe Acrobat. I am going to add an option at some point to disable tapping hyperlinks in PDFs.

Mike

[jeffn1]

That means there is a hyperlink/url in the PDF page. I would imagine most PDF editors provide a way to remove a hyperlink. I know I can do this with Adobe Acrobat. I am going to add an option at some point to disable tapping hyperlinks in PDFs.

Mike

They did something that created annotations/links in my pdf that I could not find/figure out.

I ended up replacing the lyrics text I copied from the "Genius" website (I assume) with text from Ultimate Guitar, where I have never head this headache.

I think this solved it.  That is the last time I get lyrics from that site (usually I want chords anyway, but this song is all about synth lines, so that is why I ended up that site).

Thanks, Mike.

Jeff