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Old 01-12-2022, 09:58 AM
Peterson Peterson is offline Browser-based editing causing styles corruption? Windows 10 Browser-based editing causing styles corruption? Office 2019
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Default Browser-based editing causing styles corruption?

I recall reading -- likely here -- about browser-based editing causing corruption. I'm unable to find the thread and have an issue where a bullet list style became corrupted after authors edited via browser.



I'd be grateful for a link to the post or to other information about how browser-based work can cause corruption.

(The odd thing was, the corruption created lettered elements in the bullet list, which I've never seen before. Also odd was, the usual fix -- copying an intact version of the style back in -- didn't work.)

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