Figure 150 shows how this character-separated input file appears in the Custom XML Conversion Editor's document pane. By default, Stylus Studio aligns columns and fills the empty cells of the shorter rows with a light blue to aid readability:
Delimiting characters, like the comma used in the example in Figure 150, are displayed with a dark blue background. For files that include sub-fields or arrays (like EDI, for example), the sub-field separator character is shown in a different shade of blue. Sub-sub-fields delimiting characters are shown in a shade of purple.
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) on the tool bar, or by selecting CustomXMLConversion > Align Fields on the menu. This results in the layout shown in 
, for example. ASCII abbreviations are aligned vertically, to preserve space, as shown in this representation of the ASCII value for tab (0x09): 
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) on the tool bar, or by selecting ConvertToXML > Toggle Control Characters from the menu.
) on the tool bar, or select CustomXMLConversion > Toggle Ruler from the menu.
) on the tool bar, or select CustomXMLConversion > Highlight Matching Rows from the menu.
) and/or Toggle Vertical Grid Lines (
) buttons on the tool bar, or select ConvertToXML > Toggle Horizontal Grid Lines and/or Toggle Vertical Grid Lines from the menu.
