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• "Show hidden characters" does not work

  InDesign CC. The show/hide grid or the works of characters to show/hide hidden.

  Maybe you're wrong display mode. Try mode-> Display Mode; invisible as the grid and hidden characters will appear in normal, but IIRC not in the preview.

• Type > show hidden characters does not display hidden characters, what to do?

  When I select the Type > Show Hidden characters, the display does not change and the hidden characters remain hidden. Is there something I need to do to display additional hidden characters?

  Under display, change your Screen Mode to Normal. In all other modes, guides and other hidden characters will not appear.

• Accidentally showed \r\n hidden characters, can not work a way to hide again

  Accidentally showed \r\n hidden characters, can not work a way to hide again

  I can't understand this

  It has not hidden characters or spaces (I've hidden in the editor preferences).

  Does anybody know how re hiding these things?

  

  Oh yes, I had this happens accidentally so. Try Ctrl-. to turn it on turn off (comma character on the keyboard)

• Keyboard T30... other hidden characters appear

  Hello

  All of a sudden pressing the characters on my keyboard, it seems that others appear.

  For example, the symbol of the letter J , (double 1 hidden), I can't the symbol J but '1' in return

  Also on the symbol K (double 2 hidden), I get the '2' in return

  There must be a key that eliminates this function restores the keyboard to its initial

  Stadium...

  : smileyindifferent

  I found the solution to my previous query after watching lenovo support and downloads - troubleshooting

  keyboard problems - Thinkpad (http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support)

  For Microsoft Windows NT and 2000, the NumLock setting can be enabled at a time. To Remove this setting

  1. opening of the session on the account (if already inside the account, do not take into account 1)

  2 Pres and hold down the SHIFT key press the NumLock key to turn off the setting

  3. press Ctrl - Alt - Delete simultaneously to disconnect.  Next timeyou newspaper in, the keyboard should work fine

  See you soon,.

  ARIS

  

• Error importing CSV files with "hidden" characters using the external Table

  Hi people
  
  Bit of a strange here.
  
  Well, we are accustomed to the use of the external Table method to load data from CSV files in the database, but a recent event presented us a problem.
  
  We have received some CSV files that "look like" regular CSV files, but Oracle will not load them.
  
  When we looked at the CSV using VIM on a UNIX machine, we saw the following characters 'hidden' between each regular character in the file.

  ^@

  If a string that looks like this when opened in Excel/Wordpad etc.

  "TEST","TEXT"

  Looks like this when exmained with VIM

  ^@"^@T^@E^@S^@T^@"^@,^@"^@T^@E^@X^@T^@"

  Has anyone encountered this before?
  
  Thank you very much
  
  Simon Gadd
  Oracle 11g 11.2.0.1.0

  Hi Simon,.

  ^ @ represents the ZERO character (0x00).
  So, most likely, you have a file encoded in Unicode.

  You need to specify the character set in the record specification (and if necessary the byte order mark), for example:

  CREATE TABLE ext_table
  (
    col1 VARCHAR2(10),
    col2 VARCHAR2(10)
  )
  ORGANIZATION EXTERNAL
  (
    TYPE ORACLE_LOADER
    DEFAULT DIRECTORY dump_dir
    ACCESS PARAMETERS
    (
     RECORDS DELIMITED BY '
  ' CHARACTERSET 'UTF16'
    FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','
    )
    LOCATION ('dump.csv')
  )
  REJECT LIMIT UNLIMITED;
  

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e16536/et_params.htm#i1009499

• How can I change the appearance of the characters hidden in the code view?

  I'm talking about DW CC 2014.

  Use unicode characters

  U + 00 has 0 (nonbreaking space)
  and
  U + 202F (narrow nonbreaking space)

  Well, I don't want to use entities for several good reasons. These reasons should not be the subject in this thread.

  When I turn on "Show hidden characters" U + 00 to 0 is shown as a "°" in light grey.

  U + 202F appears independent of "see hidden characters." It is presented as a small black square with a cross inside.

  The font that I use in the code view is 'Source Code Pro', but the choice has no effect on what I'm talking about.

  If you want to reproduce this, you can just choose the wikipedia unicode characters:
  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitespace_character

  In the big picture, fourth column.

  Two questions:

  1

  How can I do DW to hide the U + 202F, when I disable "Show hidden characters"?

  What are the config files in DW 'hack' that, please?

  2

  How can I change the layout of U + 00 a 0 and U + 202F?

  What are the config files in DW 'hack' that, please?

  Example: I would like to choose a different location for U + 202F because the "small square with the cross inside' is intrusive. It makes reading difficult.

  Thanks a lot for your help.

  If a developer or something from adobe reads this thread. Please take my question as a desire to feature for future versions of DW.

  This is a quality characteristic, when different types of spaces are supported.

  Some of these spaces are very important for a typography exzellent.

  I'm sure that someone knows how special characters are handled in Dreamweaver, but if it is controlled by an editable file or hidden deep in the bowels of the software, only an Adobe engineer is likely to know.

  Public information on the integration of media in Dreamweaver are in this blog post from Dreamweaver: next generation of Dreamweaver: Adobe Dreamweaver Team Blog.

  I feel that the idea is to combine the best features of media with Dreamweaver. As the blog post suggests, there will be a public beta. When that happens, people will have the opportunity to say what they do and don't like. If enough people make the compelling case for X or Y, there is a chance it could be implemented (or maybe not).

• Finding hidden and overloaded characters styles

  Hello

  I am struggling with the following things:

  I need to check a document to see if it contains hidden characters. Do I have to create a loop and check each of the characters? Because with a large document, it is impossible to do. Or y at - it an easier way to do it?

  2nd question is that I need to check if all the character styles have been overloaded, I have yet to find a way to make this so any help would be highlyappreciated.

  Hi Pete,.

  I think I came up with a beautiful technique here if I say so myself it can be used for I don't know how many properties.  To quickly find

  In fact, I think it's one of the best scripts I've written (by far not the most difficult, but I think very effective)

  JONGWARE right now I think I have the right to textStyleRanges!

  What a pity that Vincent seems to have disappeared, I deserve definitely some points for this one IMHO!

  Greetings to all and may Vincent RIP,.

  Trevor

  // Script by Trevor to make an array quickly of Overridden Text Styles
  // http://forums.adobe.com/message/4853747#4853747
  #target indesign
  app.doScript("main()", ScriptLanguage.javascript, undefined, UndoModes.FAST_ENTIRE_SCRIPT, "List Overridden Text Styles");
  
  function main()
  {
      var doc = app.activeDocument, myOverRiddendTextStyleRanges = [], l,
          myOverRiddenStyleFlags = doc.stories.everyItem().textStyleRanges.everyItem().styleOverridden;
      var myTextStyleRanges = doc.stories.everyItem().textStyleRanges.everyItem().getElements();
      l = myOverRiddenStyleFlags.length;
      while (l--) (myOverRiddenStyleFlags[l]) ? myOverRiddendTextStyleRanges.push(myTextStyleRanges[l]) : 0; // we now have an array of all the overridend Text Ranges
  
      // For the Sake of the Alert but not neaded otherwise
      l = myOverRiddendTextStyleRanges.length;
      var overRiddenContents = [];
      while (l--) overRiddenContents.push(myOverRiddendTextStyleRanges[l].contents);
      alert (overRiddenContents)
  }   
  

• Display hidden by default characters when you open document

  Hi, I am a user of InDesign for a long time, currently working in CS4, and cannot find a way to solve what should be a simple problem.

  Yesterday, I was in a document and press the keyboard shortcut to display hidden characters. What I did to, then flipped it works back (using the key command), has continued to work, saved the document and open another. The new document, from the opening, has view hidden characters. Weird, I thought and turned it off. But then when I open another document, it still default to display hidden characters when I opened it. Now, I open all documents by default to display hidden characters.

  I've searched and searched using InDesign, blogs and forums, but can't seem to find a solution to making it default to opening to hide hidden characters, not show hidden characters. I know that's not a problem of end-of-the-world, and it's not like I can just disable them and continue to work, but it is flippin ' boring the snot out of me as it happens and I can't find the answer to turn it off!

  Help?

  Thanks in advance!

  First close all documents. With no. open documents choose characters hide hidden, it will be the default in the future.

• Find the empty entries after the data merge

  Hey all,.

  I would like to know if it is somehow possible to search for empty entries after that data merge is complete?

  The "Scriptures" are shown with visible hidden characters, as you can see in the attached screenshot:

  

  Can I copy and insert in the Find/Replace window, but nothing can be found. I think that these aren't real hidden characters.

  Any Solution?

  And please don't tell me to remove blank lines for empty fields before the fusion of the data

  Thank you!

  Find/replace...

  To find:

  Replace:

  Mike

• How can I display characters in 'Wireless Network Connection' - > 'Properties' when the checkbox "show characters" is grayed out?

  How to display hidden characters in the Properties tab, in the connection, that I am using, under the wireless network connection box when that I should be able to check box is greyed out and unclickable?

  Also NOTE: When you try to use ctrl-p method, a ctrl-v, at the point where you click the box of characters on that he blanks.

  Hello

  You are connected to a domain?

  If the show characters check box is grayed out, the network, or the computer may be restricted by a group or local policy.

  If this computer is connected to a working network, I suggest you contact your help desk or IT Department.

  Concerning

• InDesign CS5: Why hidden codes change from blue to red?

  InDesign CS5: I have a document with page 20 indesign file that is part of a book about InDesign document/chapter 23. Hidden codes are light blue through chapters 1 and 2. Then, in the middle of Chapter 3, at the bottom of page 10, hidden codes became Red until the end of this chapter. The next chapter contains the solid blue hidden codes. What is the Red mean and what I need to do to correct this. Thank you.

  Looks like this block of text that contains hidden characters is on another layer.

• Unknown characters in as3 codebox

  Hello. I got this text characters unknown who appeared in every line of my code. It seems that I've pressed a key accidentally and then this characters appeared and now I don't know how to remove it.

  

  Thank you in advance!

  In the upper right corner far from the Actions window is an icon from the small menu.  Click on this icon, and in the menu that appears, uncheck the hidden characters

• Using the query - hidden ASCII

  I have posted a similar question before but could not resolve and would like to propose a new approach.
  
  Have a problem with users making a copy/paste from excel in an application that feed Oracle. Successfully, I removed CHR(9-13) and thought I had the problem solved, however, not so fast. Still have hidden characters and me cannot figure our what that string is the culprit. I used the following on the first round table:
  
  Update lawson.poitemven set ven_item = replace (ven_item, CHR (XX)), where ven_item like '%'. CHR (XX). '%'
  
  Does anyone have an idea to locate the last character that is either 0-9 or a - z (upper and lower case) and executes a update/replace with everything what product character says?
  
  I would have preferred an example query right - total novice when it comes to features. But at this point, I'll take what I can get.
  
  I spent about 3 days on this and would really appreciate someone's help. TY - ONE

  I would be very careful by such update, because you can replace too much unintentionally. You could start with the selection of everything that lines with unwanted values.
  You could do it with regexp works probably, as

  select * from your_table where regexp_like(your_column,'[^[:print:]]')
  

  This will give you all the lines with the your_column that contain non-printable characters. You could look further, what are these characters using the dump as a function

  select dump(your_column) from your_table where regexp_like(your_column,'[^[:print:]]')
  

  Then, you could back up the lines in an additional table and if you are really sure to remove these characters, you could do it with regexp example

  update your_table set your_column=regexp_replace(your_column,'[^[:print:]]')
  

  You can adjust the character classes that you want to replace - oracle supports all listed here posix character classes:
  http://www.regular-expressions.info/posixbrackets.html

  Best regars

  Maxim

• symbol of hidden character - blue book

  -Very well, to control upstream... Why I see a little symbol of blue book in the upper left of a few pages (revealed hidden characters)...

  And this OCD is unreal, now a textframe in excess... Why the Red litte box would be 2 pages from the bottom since the end of the table of contents and not the same immediate page or the next day?

  If I can get past this, I might be close.

  Something else, which is the little blue thing in the middle of the leaders at the time, for each row in the table of contents, offest mutually each line...

  THX

  The # indicates the end of a story. It will appear in the upper left corner of each text block until you add text, how it will appear at the end of any text, including text thread to another frame. The most common reason to see it in an unexpected place is default ID to convert any empty or part of a block of text if you click with the text tool. You can select the image and reset the unassigned content. He would show also a white page with a block of text type.

  Your other blue brands is the tab. I think that there probably is a graph of nonprinting characters in help, but you should also find a plus to InDesignSecrets.com.

  Overset indicators appear in the final image in a thread when there is more text. Open the story editor and see what is in excess, and what is in front of it which could cause intermediate empty pages, but I suspect he didn't really not and you have just mixed pages so that the thread is jumping two pages. Visibility of thread of the text to see what is related to what lights up.

  And buy the book.