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From the original questioner: Thanks for the response. I have template created as .dwt and those objects are saved with it. So I guess now I have to create a new one and carefully paste all my titleblock objects in it. From contributor K: Correct me if I'm wrong, but you only see these mysterious objects in paper space, correct? And if I'm right, it's mostly when you have zoomed in or out? I have had these spots. They are always close to my mtext (and they don't print). I have realized that they only occur when I have a second line with no words in my mtext. Say I wrote a note, hit enter, and then space or even erased some text. That leaves an open line on the m-text. So in my case, these objects are showing a second mtext line with nothing on it. I have been able to get rid of these spots by just going into my mtext and deleting at the end of my text string until there are no spaces after my text. I'm not sure if this is what's happening to you - just figured I would give a heads up. From contributor M: Thanks for the advice. Yes, those spots actually look like Mtext extensions or similar, but if I even delete all text from drawing, they still are there. You're right - I can see them only in paperspace, because of gray area around actual page layout, but I can also see them in model space if I change black background color to gray or another light color. And you're right that they are only visible when zoomed in, and they can mask another object. From contributor C: Another way to hunt them down and kill them *might* be to do as follows: qselect Use the object type dropdown and look for a custom object you don't recognize. If you find it, select all of them and exit qselect. You can then delete them. You may have to make sure they are not on a locked layer, etc, but this should help. Have you reviewed the related Knowledge Base areas below? 
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