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-2pt=-7pt at top of Front Matter

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Anybody else have -2pt=-7pt printed at the top of their title page? Any idea how to get rid of it? It is not anything I have typed anywhere in the program. 

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Something, somewhere is leaking through onto the page. Please send an archive (using the "Create Archive..." button on the Help page) to ptxprint_support @ sil.org for us to diagnose and advise.
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