I copied the offending text into a new document, but the problem does not arise.Ģ. copy just that text into a new document and still have the problem? I tried your suggestions, and here are the results:ġ. I guess that, if there are formatting issues, play with your images? Not sure exactly what to take away from this. Hunting that down was neither intuitive nor easy. I moved this image up just a bit, the mysterious page break disappeared and everything looked normal. The student had inserted an image at the bottom of the 3rd page, after the page break, but before the new page. But on the 3rd page, there was just a few lines of text, then a page break, then some more text on the 4th page. Moving/editing the first 2 didn't doĪnything. The text wrapping on each was set to square. I thought that maybe the images might be incorrectly placed/formatted (there are 3 relevant images). There was still some page break after that text.
Every time I did so, the text before the hard return shifted the 1st page, where it should have been all along. I inserted a hard return at various points. I was playing around with the text on the 2nd page.
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