Automatic and annoying grouping of text

Acrobat X1 Pro
I'm doing some very basic editing of text fields in a simple acrobat form (using Acrobat, not Forms Central).
I close the edit area and then reopen it and Acrobat has randomly grouped some of my text fields together. I cannot separate them again and therefore refine their position. This is most frustrating and for this projects makes the form generating process unusable. If I delete and remake the text fields again, Acrobat joins them randomly again when I go back to edit their content or poistion. Any ideas!!!

What you're working on are not text fields, but plain static text objects.
PDF files were not really meant to be edited in this way, so you should be
thankful it works at all... And there's nothing you can about how Acrobat
interprets the elements in the file. If you want full control, work in a
different format and convert to PDF when done (as you should do).

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