You didn't identify your word version.
I don't believe that in word versions 2003 and below that it is directly
possible to not print your hyperlinks.
Hyperlinks use the Hyperlink style and use the the followed hyperlink style
Both of these styles provide visible and printable text.
A Possible work around:
The best work around is to place the hyperlink within an autoshape
(rectangle) or within a text box. Word can be set to not print autoshapes.
The draw back to this solution is that if your document has any other
embedded autoshapes they won't print either. Also, not printing drawing
objects may cause some re-pagination, that is paragraphs that onscreen wrap
around a drawing object will not have to wrap on the print out. Paragraphs
that are near the top/bot of a page may move when the drawing objects are
hidden during the print.
- Inserted/embedded pictures will print.
To change the Word 2003 default setting, select:
Tools menu, options. print tab, include with documents, de-select drawing
objects.
To not print drawing objects for a specific document.
Select File menu, Print, On the print dialog box, select the options button,
de-select drawing objects, click ok.
Fancier solutions would require a VBA print macro.