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@KevinH... A way out for you might perhaps be to just rename your new "inline classes" to your own convention e.g. sgc1, sgc2 etc while at the same time moving them to the CSS. I don't know if this is useful to you but you can certainly do this using the Tidy dll(I've used the Tidy dll like this in my HTML2Epub plugin) and just moved the new classes from the top of the html file to the CSS using my own code. I think you have to set the 'css-prefix' Tidy flag for this feature to work. If you created your CSS classes this way there would hopefully be no style name clashes. The only downside perhaps is that the Tidy dll is quite a large file.