There is a small horizontal invisible box at the bottom of the page that has the phrase "Answer to Complaint" along with the page number several spaces to the right.
I have tried clicking on this box to change the title from "Answer to Complaint" to just "Complaint". I can't find a way to do it.
Would appreciate a solution. Thanks.
Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Since “Answer to Complaint” appears on every page, it may be embedded in the section master. Possibly as a background object.
Try the following:
Format menu > Advanced > Make Master Objects Selectable
Arrange menu > Make Background Objects Selectable
Can you select the text box? It may also be grouped and locked. Those attributes can be managed from the Arrange menu.
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You haven't said but it sounds like you have opened a Word .doc.
The textbox with "complaint" in it is either locked or under something else.
Menu > View > Show Layout
Hold down the commamnd key to turn the cursor into a pointer and drag in from outside the page to try and lassoo the errant textbox. If you catch anything else along the way deselect it with a shift click.
If the textbox is locked it should have a small cross in each corner:
Menu > Arranfge > Unlock/Bring to Front
Peter
Using Pages to file a legal complaint, But I can't change "Answer to Complaint" located at the bottom of every page, to "Complaint".
