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I have an Illustrator document that I need to make a few minor changes to, and am having a problem with it. &nbsp;The version of Illustrator is 9.0, and I'm running it on Windows XP Pro. &nbsp;Here's what I have...<br />
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I have what would appear to be a text block, that has 10 items in it. &nbsp;To the left of each item is a square bullet point. &nbsp;If I grab the block and move it, the bullet points don't move, so they don't seem to have any real association with the text items. &nbsp;I can delete one of the lines, which I need to, in the block, but the bullets don't change. &nbsp;If I put the cursor over one of the bullet blocks, I get a small blue text at the tip of my cursor that says 'x anchor'. &nbsp;How do I manipulate these blocks?<br />
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As an aside, we also have InDesign; is this an alternative to Illustrator? &nbsp;Should Illustrator 9 be upgraded to the current version, if we are going to have continuous small changes to documents, or are the differences such that a novice wouldn't care?<br />
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Thanks!
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I have an Illustrator document that I need to make a few minor changes to, and am having a problem with it.  The version of Illustrator is 9.0, and I'm running it on Windows XP Pro.  Here's what I have...

I have what would appear to be a text block, that has 10 items in it.  To the left of each item is a square bullet point.  If I grab the block and move it, the bullet points don't move, so they don't seem to have any real association with the text items.  I can delete one of the lines, which I need to, in the block, but the bullets don't change.  If I put the cursor over one of the bullet blocks, I get a small blue text at the tip of my cursor that says 'x anchor'.  How do I manipulate these blocks?

As an aside, we also have InDesign; is this an alternative to Illustrator?  Should Illustrator 9 be upgraded to the current version, if we are going to have continuous small changes to documents, or are the differences such that a novice wouldn't care?

Thanks!

Problem deleting bullet point in Adobe Illustrator

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