I have a new Keynote presentation with urls listed, but only for information purposes, not designed to be linked to while presenting. While everything worked fine before my presentation, during the presentation itself when I tried to advance beyond a slide with a link (by clicking), Keynote hid itself and then attempted to link out using Safari. I frantically discovered that using the right arrow key would advance the slide without Safari coming into the picture. The same thing happened using my Keyspan Remote as well. Is there a way to deactivate this process, so Keynote will not try to follow the link?
G5/mirror G4/iBook/Powerbook/MacBookPro,
Mac OS X (10.4.9)
To prevent Keynote from hyperlinking typed URLs, go to the Keynote Preferences, under General, and uncheck "Automatically detect email and web addresses". To fix existing hyperlinked addresses, click on the address and in the Hyperlink Inspector uncheck "Enable as a hyperlink".
Thanks, Tulse. That did the trick. I knew it had to be there somewhere, but it's actually in the preferences under the Auto-Correction section, where I didn't think to look before. Should have looked harder.
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Deactivating Keynote hyperlinks
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