Hello Adriana de la Torre ,

Could you post a couple of screenshots of what you are seeing please- both in the Studio Editor and the Target file.

Perhaps worth checking when manually copy and pasting that all the (formatting) tags are carried over-

You can change the way you see tags here-

Hi Steven! Thank you for your quick response! Yes, I was able to see some tags that I didn't see before and moved the text accordingly.

I am still very fresh at learning. By trial and error, the old method. I was able to Ctrl <,> the tags, but the closing ones remained as ghost tags.

I'll keep on studying because I made a big mess of my TBs, and I think I have to start over. No problem, but clarifying this was very important for me know.

Thank youy again!!!

Hi Steven! Thank you for your quick response! Yes, I was able to see some tags that I didn't see before and moved the text accordingly.

I am still very fresh at learning. By trial and error, the old method. I was able to Ctrl <,> the tags, but the closing ones remained as ghost tags.

I'll keep on studying because I made a big mess of my TBs, and I think I have to start over. No problem, but clarifying this was very important for me know.

Thank youy again!!!

Select a "ghost tag" and press CTRL+SHIFT+G. This will restore it.

Hello Jerzy Czopik! Thank you very much. I found the answer myself and I was very happy to accomplish something so simple but at the same time very important, since it follows and shows the program's working ways.