I've got a weird Photoshop CS3 problem that I'll attempt to explain. I'm having trouble selecting individual lines of text on a layer.
In fig. 1 it appears that the entire block of text has been selected, but in fact only the first line of text has been selected. In fig. 2 you can see in black how large the selection area is for each line of text. The selection area stays unusually large no matter the font size or leading amount. When the leading is close, as in fig. 1, I can't just select the second line of text by clicking directly on it because I'll actually end up selecting the first line. Even though I'm clicking directly on the second line (or third, fourth, etc.) I'm still within the selection area of the first line.
Make sense?
I've searched through the options and menus and can't find anything to uncheck or turn off. Can anyone help me? I can't tell you how frustrating it is to try and work with text in Photoshop like this. It's almost impossible since I can't make any changes to different lines of text.

In fig. 1 it appears that the entire block of text has been selected, but in fact only the first line of text has been selected. In fig. 2 you can see in black how large the selection area is for each line of text. The selection area stays unusually large no matter the font size or leading amount. When the leading is close, as in fig. 1, I can't just select the second line of text by clicking directly on it because I'll actually end up selecting the first line. Even though I'm clicking directly on the second line (or third, fourth, etc.) I'm still within the selection area of the first line.
Make sense?
I've searched through the options and menus and can't find anything to uncheck or turn off. Can anyone help me? I can't tell you how frustrating it is to try and work with text in Photoshop like this. It's almost impossible since I can't make any changes to different lines of text.