If you look at the source for that page you'll see that the column in which those links reside is a td with a class called "actionColumn".
So if you want that column to disappear you can put this on your page: <style> .actionColumn { display:none; } </style>
Of course, this is a style that is used by our application, and you overwrite our styles at your own risk. It's possible for the name of that class to change, or for our css to get rearranged in such a way that this will no longer work for you. Should not happen often but consider yourself warned :)
So if you want that column to disappear you can put this on your page:
<style>
.actionColumn {
display:none;
}
</style>
Of course, this is a style that is used by our application, and you overwrite our styles at your own risk. It's possible for the name of that class to change, or for our css to get rearranged in such a way that this will no longer work for you. Should not happen often but consider yourself warned :)
Jill