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If you don’t have another frame threaded, you’ll see a little red “+” icon at the bottom right side of your text frame, and your text “disappears”.

If you have threaded text frames, this will move your cursor and any text that was after your cursor out of the active text frame, and your cursor will appear in the next frame. If you have a text frame divided into columns, ( Object > Text Frame Options) the cursor will go to the top of the next column. The Enter key way on the right side is a Column Break. Now look at your keyboard and find the numerical keypad. This will move the text to the next line, but NOT make another paragraph. If you want to keep the text all in one paragraph, but move the text to the next line – a manual way to keep text together so that 123 Main St all stays on one line for example, you can hold Shift and hit Return. The keys are not the same.The Enter (win) or Return (mac) key located next to the quote key and above the shift key, moves your cursor to the next line, and also makes a hard paragraph return.

I finally realized I was hitting the “Wrong” Enter key. I was getting frustrated and kept closing my document without saving to start over. I was making a brochure, and my text kept disappearing after I hit Enter. I was a designer (desktop publisher) at a local printer, using QuarkXPress – probably 3.0 or 3.3.