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Thanks a lot, Dan for your interest. It was @walt.farrell who explained to me the meaning of the red embelishments, and I was able to solve the problem myself. But I am still unhappy with anchors. My first try at generating TOC produced tons of them in most stupid places, and only way to clean the job is to remove them one byone ftrom the text frames. Any attempt to do it from the Anchors panels fails…

Well, I have;-) After learnig from you what the red dots mean I switched "Show Text Flow" on again, and Inspected all the frames in my document that had them. I found that most typical situation was, when all my frame content was properly inside the frame, but the frame was too tight to accomodate some invisible characters. After enlarging the height of the frame a fraction, the alarm dotds were gone forever. I cleaned all near pages near the fatal frame, and when I revisited it's page. There no sign of it, despite "Show Text Flow" was on!

Now, when I deseleced View>Show Text Flow, the stubborn frame finally disappeared;-) Thanks again Walt!

Thanks Walt! I will try to cope with my main problem now;-)

Has anybody experienced a non-existent, but visible frme, tied to a paricular page number in document, no matter how you manipulate with creating,changing, deleting, removing content etc? Here's a screenshot, with all my layers unchecked. And a side question: what are those red embelishments for? They appear on some of my frames, but not all… Tomek

Dan, almost a year later and on the latest 10.1.5 (release version) I am facing similar problems. The anchors populate my file after generating first TOC. Do have any usable cleaning tool developed by now? Regards, Tomek

Now, I did a strange thing: I added square brackets to "No Style" appearing in hte panel. I remember somebody complained about incosistency in UI earlier. And to my astonishment Edit>Defaults>Save seems to work correctly after adding brackets to "No Style"…

I agree with @kevinslimp, character styles are messing a lot with paragraph styles. And I disagree with you. Charakter styles are essential in advanced typography. Just look how they work in InDesign. Styled import from word processors is important for a fraction of users, as you can do simple jobs rigth there, without exporting them to layout app.

Confirmed, Loukash (Łukasz?). Same behaviour here.

In the UI, you have assigned a pattern of light and darker backgrounds for lists. the highlighted item has a darker bgnd than others. II would much prefer all unselected items share same, light bgnd, with only the one selected darker…