On Dec 18, 2016, at 16:53, johnGalt <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> See attached file file. The upside down red question marks are invisible
> characters. What characters are they …
Hey John,
Gremlins! :)
> and how can I remove them?
Select one of them.
Then open the Character Inspector:
Window > Palettes > Character Inspector
Find/Replace.
Hexadecimal character code nn (for example, \x0d for cr):
\x0D
Any number of hexadecimal characters NN... (for example, \x{0} will match a
null, \x{304F}
will match a Japanese Unicode character)
\x{000D}
Repeat as needed.
Sometimes you can get useful results by turning grep on in the find dialog,
closing it, selecting the desired character, and hitting Cmd-E – then looking
at the result in the find dialog.
You can also use the Zap Gremlins dialog, but this doesn't always produce
optimal results.
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Best Regards,
Chris
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