Using Select Expert Inserts Blank Section

I'm using Crystal Reports XI Developer Edition and it recently started to display some strange behavior. Every time I use the Select Expert to add a parameter, Crystal adds in an empty ghost section. I refer to it as a ghost section because you can see it in preview mode as an unlabeled, blank section between the report footer and the page footer, but when I go into design view it's not there. How can I make this section not appear?

Hello Mary,
I can't explain why it would do that but here are some things to try;
1) Ensure you are patched up with the latest service pack, SP4
2) Try lowering the screen resolution
3) Try lowering the hardware acceleration
4) If you are using dual monitors only use Crystal Reports on the primary
5) Have someone else try logging onto your machine and see if they receove the same behaviour
Some questions if the above does not resolve the issue;
1) Is this happening on other machines?
2) What Operating System is CR installed on
3) Could you please detail the exact workflowif the following statement is incorrect > go into the Select Expert, select a field to filter on, select a parameter from the drop down list of values.
4) What happens if you manually create the record selection formula where field = parameter?
5) Does this happen with any field type or is limited to a specific type?

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    @Draft ,
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    -- PRINT @errorseverity;
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    -- PRINT @errorprocedure;
    -- PRINT @errorline;
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