Adornment Not Showing

I am using

IID_IATTRREPORT

and

Utils<ILayoutUIUtils>()->InvalidateViews(document);

I've been having the same issue, and have tried the following:

1) Recomposition on all frames of the stories in the document:

IDocument* frontDoc = Utils<ILayoutUIUtils>()->GetFrontDocument ();
if (frontDoc)
{
     //recompose all frames of all stories in the frame
     InterfacePtr<IStoryList> storyList (frontDoc, IID_ISTORYLIST); //iDoc
     int32 storiesCount=storyList->GetUserAccessibleStoryCount ();

     for(int x=0; x <storiesCount;x++)
     {
     //textmodel ID
     UIDRef storyRef=storyList->GetNthUserAccessibleStoryUID(x);
     InterfacePtr<ITextModel> iTextModel (storyRef, IID_ITEXTMODEL);
        //frameList
          InterfacePtr<IFrameList> iFrameList ( iTextModel->QueryFrameList () );
     if (!iFrameList) continue;
     InterfacePtr<IFrameListComposer> iFrameListComposer (iFrameList, IID_IFRAMELISTCOMPOSER);
     if(!iFrameListComposer) continue;
         //recompose all frames                         
     iFrameListComposer -> RecomposeThruNthFrame(-1);
     }
}

         This is the one suggested in forums and in the training sessions slides, though I haven't been able to make it work for showing the text adornment.

     2) Force global recomposition,

IDocument* frontDoc = Utils<ILayoutUIUtils>()->GetFrontDocument ();
if (frontDoc)
{
     Utils<ILayoutUIUtils>()->InvalidateViews (frontDoc);
     InterfacePtr<IGlobalRecompose> globalRecompose(frontDoc, UseDefaultIID());
     if (globalRecompose != nil) {
          globalRecompose->RecomposeAllStories();
          //globalRecompose->ForceRecompositionToComplete();
     }
     InterfacePtr<ICommand> RecomposeCmd (CmdUtils::CreateCommand (kRecomposeWrapCmdBoss) );
     if (!RecomposeCmd) break;
     InterfacePtr<IUIDData> RecomposeCmdData (RecomposeCmd, IID_IUIDDATA);
     if (!RecomposeCmdData) break;
    
     RecomposeCmdData->Set(GetUIDRef(frontDoc));
     error = CmdUtils::ExecuteCommand (RecomposeCmd);
}

         This works in CS2 but not CS3, and sometimes and with older documents it makes indesign crash

Anyone know of the right way to show/hide text attributes like the one Jeff asks? Just a simple shading behind the texto to denote changes in it's properties?