How to show invisibles (non-printing characters) in Keynote?

Great thanks to anyone who can help find what in Keynote '09 is clicked or keyed to show invisibles (non-printing characters).

I have this same problem. It used to be under View in Keynote '08 but can't find it anywhere in '09 and it won't even show up in the help. AAAAhhhhh, come on Apple...where'd you put it?

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Hiding non printing characters

I have migrated character mode report from 2.5 to 10g and mapped the o/p to open in textpad using orarrp.
But i am getting non printing characters in the o/p when viewed in any editor but in print out they won't appear.
So how to hide this non printing characters.
The characters are like "square box" followed by "g","square box" followed by "m","square box" followed by "p"
This is the prt file which i am using
printer "wide"
height 72
width 132
code "01" esc 15
code "18" 18
code "10" esc 80
code "12" esc 77
code "15" esc "g"
after page control(L)
return control(M)
linefeed control(J)
pls help

so use the Document
pattern it after the FixedLengthDocument in the tutorial
store the real string in the extended document class
when the user types an invalid character, it is not added to the text pane.
there is a getText method in the Document (i think)
have it return the real string with all the characters
when the user types in the textPane, it will be added to the string in your
document class but will not be seen in the text area because you have
filtered it.
I think you can figure it out. I haven't tested this exact theory but have done
something similar

Non printing characters

Hi,
I was cutting and pasting code from a post
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?forumID=54&threadID=766671
To have some fun and see if I could get it to work.
Had some trouble at first, got some advice and eventually got it to work.
When I pasted it into TextEdit (standard text editor on my mac) and tried to compile,
I ended up with100 errors per file. Somewhere along the line I figured
that the editor was formatting things wrong or including non printing characters
of some type and screwing up the system. So I downloaded JEdit cut and
pasted and everything worked fine.
so, my question is this: Can someone explain this stuation or point me to a resource
of information on editors and how they work and what to look out for.
I'm just starting the learning process...seems like there is a lot I need to learn.
Thanks Bill

So something else must have been a problem. But
without any error messages or other details, I
couldn't possibly tell what.After I read your reply I thought; maybe I did screw up somewhere else, so
I did the copy and pasting again to try and reproduce the errors.
I copied from the forum and pasted into TextEdit.
Saved as plain text (UTF-16)
I tried to compile and got the following results.
Since I pasted into JEdit and everyrthing compiled
I figuered the problem had to do with editor, or formatting.
Welcome to Darwin!
bill-macleods-computer:~ bill$ cd desktop/test2
bill-macleods-computer:~/desktop/test2 bill$ javac *java -d ~/desktop/test2
JavaTester.java:1: 'class' or 'interface' expected
??/* File: JavaTester.java
^
JavaTester.java:1: illegal character: \731
??/* File: JavaTester.java
^
JavaTester.java:1: illegal character: \0
??/* File: JavaTester.java
^
JavaTester.java:1: illegal character: \0
??/* File: JavaTester.java
^
JavaTester.java:1: illegal character: \0
??/* File: JavaTester.java
^
JavaTester.java:1: illegal character: \0
??/* File: JavaTester.java
^
JavaTester.java:1: illegal character: \0
??/* File: JavaTester.java
^
JavaTester.java:1: illegal character: \0
??/* File: JavaTester.java
^
JavaTester.java:2: illegal character: \0
^
JavaTester.java:2: illegal character: \0
^
JavaTester.java:2: illegal character: \0
^
JavaTester.java:2: illegal character: \0
^
JavaTester.java:3: illegal character: \0
package com.company.javatester.gui;
^
JavaTester.java:3: illegal character: \0
package com.company.javatester.gui;
^
JavaTester.java:3: illegal character: \0
package com.company.javatester.gui;
^
JavaTester.java:3: illegal character: \0
package com.company.javatester.gui;
^
JavaTester.java:3: illegal character: \0
package com.company.javatester.gui;
^
JavaTester.java:3: illegal character: \0
package com.company.javatester.gui;
^
JavaTester.java:4: illegal character: \0
^
JavaTester.java:4: illegal character: \8224
^
JavaTester.java:4: illegal character: \0
^
JavaTester.java:5: illegal character: \0
import com.company.javatester.data.QuestionDAO;
^
JavaTester.java:5: illegal character: \0
import com.company.javatester.data.QuestionDAO;
^
JavaTester.java:5: illegal character: \0
import com.company.javatester.data.QuestionDAO;
^
JavaTester.java:5: illegal character: \0
import com.company.javatester.data.QuestionDAO;
^
JavaTester.java:5: illegal character: \0
import com.company.javatester.data.QuestionDAO;
^
JavaTester.java:5: illegal character: \0
import com.company.javatester.data.QuestionDAO;
^
JavaTester.java:5: illegal character: \0
import com.company.javatester.data.QuestionDAO;
^
JavaTester.java:6: illegal character: \0
import javax.swing.*;
^
JavaTester.java:6: illegal character: \0
import javax.swing.*;
^
JavaTester.java:6: illegal character: \0
import javax.swing.*;
^
JavaTester.java:6: illegal character: \0
import javax.swing.*;
^
JavaTester.java:6: illegal character: \0
import javax.swing.*;
^
JavaTester.java:6: illegal character: \0
import javax.swing.*;
^
JavaTester.java:7: illegal character: \0
^
JavaTester.java:7: illegal character: \8224
^
JavaTester.java:7: illegal character: \0
^
JavaTester.java:8: illegal character: \0
^
JavaTester.java:8: illegal character: \0
^
JavaTester.java:8: illegal character: \0
^
JavaTester.java:8: illegal character: \0
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: unclosed character literal
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:9: illegal character: \0
* A Java testing application. It provides user's with various java related
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:10: illegal character: \0
* questions. It can be run as either an applet or an application. If it is
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
JavaTester.java:11: illegal character: \0
* run as an applet, then the applet will need to be signed if is to access
^
100 errors
bill-macleods-computer:~/desktop/test2 bill$

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I am working with a VI that invokes a telnet session. The responses come back in multiple line formats. What's a quick way to translate the non-printing characters so I can see what to use for delimiters? Using platform dependent EOL does not work which I expected since this data is coming straight from the UUT.
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jvh75021 wrote:
I am working with a VI that invokes a telnet session. The responses come back in multiple line formats. What's a quick way to translate the non-printing characters so I can see what to use for delimiters? Using platform dependent EOL does not work which I expected since this data is coming straight from the UUT.
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