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--- Comment #5 from Justin L ---
> Based on ODT perspective, I would make more sense to call the first stye
> 'converted'. Instead of having a Default Style in ODT not matching Default
> style in DOCX, simply because DOCX export..
That
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It could. But then no DOCX document would ever use the default page style
format, which doesn't seem like a good idea either.
DOCX has no concept of page styles, or page style names. So on import the
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