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On 11/07/2020 03:37, Steve Edmonds wrote:
But I did have 4 draw objects disappear off page 97 or something and appear on the title page, but 
unable to be selected.
They showed in the navigator however, but couldn't be selected or deleted.

In the end I found deleting the page (97) they were supposed to be on deleted them from the title 
page, and when I did an undo of the deletion I got my page 97 back and the draw objects no longer 
existed, also not showing in navigator.

So try deleting some chunks of the document until they no longer show in the PDF, then undo that 
deletion and check again, and cross your fingers.

Interesting.

Unfortunately, by the time I found the corruption in the pdf file, I could no longer remember which 
page I had been on when my graphic 'disappeared'. It was a graphic I had been applying manually to 
the base of each page.

My doc was only of 15 pages, not > 97, so after I found I could not get rid of the phantom, I 
copied and pasted progressively into a new document and tested by converting into pdf from time to 
time to make sure the phantom had not been transferred too.

Philip



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