When I tab, a hashtag is added

I am using Pages 09.  I am creating an itinerary, and want certain items to line up.  I added a tab, but whenever I tab, a hashtag is added before the typing.  It looks like this:
Day 1:#  Atlanta, GA
#            Sheraton
What the heck is going on, and more importantly, how do I make it stop?  I've checked ever option I can think of, and none of them seem to have anything to do with this.

Figured it out.  It's a function of the font I was using.  Once I changed that, no more hashtag.

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    You can't using Adobe Reader. It looks like whomever created the form used the same identifiers (names) for various fields. Each field with the same name will populate with the information used in another field of the same name. This is intentional.
    Normally when I see this, it tells me that someone created an initial field then copy/pasted it to make additional fields but forgot to change the names.

  • How to stop a while loop when using tab control

    How do you use a tab contol to stop what is happening on one tab when you switch to another tab?  In the test example I attached, I have a while loop nested inside a case structure controlled by the tab control.  When I tab to page two the elapsed timer starts but when I switch to another tab it does not stop.  I can't come up with an easy way to stop or exit the while loop when I change tabs. 
    Thank you
    Danny
    Attachments:
    tab control.vi ‏24 KB

    I played with it a little more and came up with this fix.  This fixes it but is not tied to the changing tabs as I was looking for.  Is this just too many nested loops and a bad idea?
    Danny
    Attachments:
    tab control fix maybe.vi ‏26 KB

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