invisible characters (see Pattern Matching).

   The same rules apply when typing in patterns that need to specify

   For example, a "\" followed by a 1 will be displayed as "\\1".

   Also to avoid ambiguity, any "\" characters always appear as "\\".

   by the digit 1 then Odd Jobs will display those characters as "\0091".  

   avoid ambiguity.  For example, if a file name contains a tab followed

   The number can have up to 3 digits, with leading zeros if necessary to

      \0 = null, \9 = tab, \13 = return, \127 = delete

   and type/creator codes, Odd Jobs uses a "\ddd" notation.  For example,

• To display invisible characters like tabs or nulls in file/folder names



• The Change Location job can be used to move files/folders to the Trash.



   keys to switch preferences rather than use the pop-up menu.

• In the Preferences dialog you can hit the Home/End/Page Up/Page Down



   Then click on the joblet icon to view/change the joblet's description.

• Double click on a joblet (or its alias) to view/change the joblet's prefs.



   Command-W to close the Help window.

• Hit Command-H to see the most recent Help item again.  Hit Escape or



   open it, select it, undo a change, delete it, etc.).

   you perform various tasks on the selected item (change its attributes,

• Click on a displayed file/folder/alias name to get a pop-up menu that lets



   let Odd Jobs finish in the background.

   whatever Odd Jobs is doing.  Or you can switch to another application and

• If the watch cursor is visible you can hit Command-dot or Escape to cancel