Re: release candidate for latex2rtf

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Why not do this at the LaTeX level, by saying \let\url\relax or something=
=20
similar?  Or if you want \url for hyphenation etc., but not the hot links,=
=20
just don't load the hyperref package.

This doesn't need to involve latex2rtf, as far as I can see.

Dominik



On Sun, 11 Nov 2007, J=FCrgen Spitzm=FCller wrote:

> One question wrt the new URL handling: I get now real hyperlinks in the R=
TF
> when using \url (from url.sty). Can this be switched off (I usually don't
> want clickable links in manuscripts for journals and proceedings)?
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