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Hi,


Hi.
Check the inheritance of the styles, possibly something different is inherited in the new document. Also the next style set for paragraphs and page breaks.
I have been caught out by inheriting the default page/paragraph styles


Didn't use the default. Just checked and everything still looks as I had created them.



As a work around, create a new blank document by saving as (new name) a current document, selecting all and deleting to be left with a blank page.

One thing to watch is that when you copy and paste from/into other documents you copy/update styles unless you paste as unformatted text. I have set up a hotkey (ctl+k) so copy past becomes automatic as ctl+c, ctl+k. I got caught out selectively converting a docx manual to odt and found I had dozens of new styles to clean up.

steve


Did pretty much what you said based on a chapter file that was still doing the right thing. There are several, most actually.


Maybe someday I'll figure it out. For now. I know have a for fix it. Saving a new .ott file and active template.


I did try the fodt files and did a diff. OMG, practically every single line was different. I even looked at a few scattered around. Too much.


Thank you.

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