[libreoffice-users] The text:s/ tag

If this is a double post I apologise.  I can't see that the original message has appeared, neither 
in my in-box (no, I don't use gmail) nor in nabble.

I have had a problem arise in connection with converting an odt file to another format, mobi.  The 
problem is apparently caused by a mistranslation of a tag which occurs very often in LibO (and OOo) 
documents, the text:s/ tag.

> From an examination of an odt file and its components, it appears that virtually every sentence 
> has a text:s/ tag, sometimes more than one, but I have not been able to find any definition of 
> this tag in the Open Document Foundation specification.  I have seen it used once in a sample of 
> code, but the sample was presenting a different tag.

Can someone please give me a pointer to a document that includes and explains this tag.

TIA

//James
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