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Posted to users@openoffice.apache.org by René&Brigit <br...@gmx.net> on 2014/05/03 14:23:29 UTC
Problem with impress
In Impress I can not found this icon for display not printable sign.
How can activate them?
Thanks for help.
Warm regards
Re: Problem with impress
Posted by Brian Barker <b....@btinternet.com>.
At 19:23 03/05/2014 +0700, René or Brigit Noname wrote:
>In Impress I can not found this icon [pilcrow]
>for display not printable sign. How can activate them?
I don't think you can. You could copy any text
and paste it into a text (Writer) document, which
will then display some of what you need: you
could spot double spaces, paragraph breaks,
inappropriate tabs, and so on. This may (or may not) be a workaround.
Here's another trick: you can search for
non-printing characters using [:cntrl:] . This
will discover some such characters in a
presentation, but not all. You can also search for tabs using \t - and so on.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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Re: Problem with impress
Posted by 許哲崇 <fi...@gmail.com>.
Please try 'Character Map' in 'System Tools' in 'Accessories' in Windows
start menu.
Character Map can put much more characters into your file than keyboard.
2014-05-03 20:52 GMT+08:00 Brian Barker <b....@btinternet.com>:
> At 19:23 03/05/2014 +0700, René or Brigit Noname wrote:
>
>> In Impress I can not found this icon [pilcrow] for display not printable
>> sign. How can activate them?
>>
>
> I don't think you can. You could copy any text and paste it into a text
> (Writer) document, which will then display some of what you need: you could
> spot double spaces, paragraph breaks, inappropriate tabs, and so on. This
> may (or may not) be a workaround.
>
> Here's another trick: you can search for non-printing characters using
> [:cntrl:] . This will discover some such characters in a presentation, but
> not all. You can also search for tabs using \t - and so on.
>
> I trust this helps.
>
> Brian Barker
>
>
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