Perhaps the functionality of Office Tabs messes with the add-in in some way. It might be that they change the ActiveDocument in some way to make the tabs possible.
The effect with the styles cannot come from the add-in, I can say that for sure. The smart quotes does nothing with styles at all, it is just a sequence of Search and Replace actions to change the quotes to smart quotes and fix a lot (all?) of the errors that Word makes with quotes. There are two procedures that do something with style. That is the preparation procedure that checks for headers and lists that are not lists and the HTML export procedure, but only if you have activated that you want to export user styles. Even then, it only reads the styles, not apply styles. In a way also the cleanup procedure works with styles, as this will remove a lot of styles. Again, not applying.
The effect you describe with the settings and the scrollbar I will investigate, that should not happen of course.
Isn't there a message when the Mark procedure is finished? I might have forgotten to implement that and this will be corrected of course.
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