She said there are two ways to fix it. You can delete the culprit. The second is to highlight the text you are trying to fix, along with a line or two above or below it and reset the font and the font size. This should quickly solve the problem. Somehow I always seem to get myself either in trouble or saddled with more work every time I learn to do something new.
Newsletters are a perfect example.
In January of 1999 I wrote a column discussing how to make family newsletters using the template option included in ClarisWorks. Next thing I knew I was producing quarterly family newsletters. There are a lot of advantages to using one of the ClarisWorks newsletter templates, but they are VERY structured and I could never solve the problem of text boxes, nor could I find any good help for understanding them. I found myself constantly using cut and paste to rearrange the newsletters. My daughter, being 25, would never be involved in creating something so pedestrian as a Family Newsletter.