Re: The text box that wouldn't leave...

["Bonnie Granat" <bgranat -at- granatedit -dot- com>]

If you copy the offending section and paste it into a text program like
Notepad, you might be able to see something. At the very least, you
don't need to retype anything if you copy it into a plain text editor
like Notepad and then just take it from there into your new document.


Kate Salm wrote:
> I went back through the entire document and checked
> for links that would cause it to remain and found
> none.  Eventually I ran out of options and time (I had
> to have the document done yesterday) and was forced to
> copy and paste the majority of the document, minus the
> section with the text box, which I re-typed (on the
> off chance the problem originated with the document
> the text originally came from).
>



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