Thread: Calibre Conversion - Same Formating, Different Header Classification
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Old 11-05-2012, 09:24 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Themus View Post
Thank you for your response.

Alas this is a problem. When my original Word file is converted in Calibre, I get different results. First time that file may have a paragraph as Calibre6; bring it back in later and now that same paragraph is Calibre7. So making this work in Sigil is difficult to pin down.

I am sure there is logic to this, but I am not sure why it cannot be consistent when the variables are exactly the same. Given time maybe I'll figure this out.

Thanks again for your insights.
You probably changed a style or a new attribute in the document. Calibre assigns numbers as it needs them.

Why can't you make the changes in Sigil (and never go back to word)?
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