Figured out the issue! Now to find out how to manage. Header is using Monotype Corsiva ..maybe it doesn’t have that character in the font family?

Hence the problem.. Czech. an “r” with a hachek on top. I’m thinking that once I have the book really, really laid out I’ll have to do a manual substitution.

Sigh… so I don’t have extended keypad. command+fn+enter(return) opens up Scrivener. command+enter opens itunes. How do I get assign keystroke to QuickDisplay?

Thanks.. yes it is. No it doesn’t change the spacing in the text frame. In the interim (between posting and your response) I created a new file. Loaded master pages and text styles. Turned OFF Master Text Frame and flowed text into the doc. (Mapping Word styles to ID styles) That file doesn’t seem to have the same problem.

So could it be master text frame? (I have dim memory from the last time I used ID intensively – three (?) years ago that it was a problem.)

I’ve looked at all the Keep Options I think. I dont’ know how to force the text to flow to bottom. I do suspect Word gremlins?

Thanks for help.

I figured it out. Somehow it was saying that it wanted to be a button, so when I found the place to covert button back it all worked. !

Well I admit that's an interesting idea , and thing to know, but the book panel has not been changed through four draft printings – I'm using it to keep my files organized. The only way to change the page numbering it to open Numbering and Sections – right?

Perhaps a further clue is that it was 20 pages off, should have been page 59. But I think that's a red herring. Somehow the instructions got changed about the page numbering and I can't imagine how I could have done it.

Answer is to start over. Not too bad.

Never mind. I figured it out. Use same name – but change the color for each chapter. Overthinking it!