display special characters under Vista

004004 Member Posts: 7
Hi out there,

when copying a cell content from Excel 2003, Nav5 creates special characters for blank and line break. On XP systems the user was able to remove them. But on Vista the are not displayed, so the user will not remove them by hand. I attached screenshost from both systems.

Does anybody know how to display the special characters under Vista, too?

Regards,
004

Comments

  • garakgarak Member Posts: 3,263
    mhm, will these characters are displayed if you change the windows style (desktop -> properties -> 4. Tab (Darstellung) -> first Drop Down -> Windows classic?

    Regards
    Do you make it right, it works too!
  • 004004 Member Posts: 7
    No, style does not matter.
  • SavatageSavatage Member Posts: 7,142
    just out of curiosity what does it look like when you

    start->Run->clipbrd

    are the spaces visible and editable in the clipboard before pasting?
  • SavatageSavatage Member Posts: 7,142
    I also noticed that if I paste from the web into a field I get the two boxes (carriage returns)
    But if I use waldopad the same data is pasted into the field without the boxes.
    waldopad must be deleting/removing the carriage returns before entering the data.

    perhaps this part of the code - but waldo will have the final word on how it was done i hope
    GetItemText(pcodItemNo : Code[20])
    // This function gets the text from the table, and puts it in the text-property of WaldoNavPad
    char13 := 13;
    char10 := 10;
    CLEAR(lrecItemText);
    lrecItemText.SETRANGE("Item No.", pcodItemNo);
    IF lrecItemText.FIND('-') THEN BEGIN
      REPEAT
        WaldoNavPad.AppendText(lrecItemText.Textline);
        CASE lrecItemText.Seperator OF
          lrecItemText.Seperator::Space:
                  WaldoNavPad.AppendText(' ');
          lrecItemText.Seperator::"Carriage Return":
            WaldoNavPad.AppendText(FORMAT(char13) + FORMAT(char10));
        END;
      UNTIL lrecItemText.NEXT = 0;
    END
    ELSE BEGIN
      WaldoNavPad.Text := '';
    END;
    

    So perhaps a bit of code on the field would eliminate the extra charaters for you without the need for user intervention [-o<
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