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Old 08-21-2024, 04:45 PM   #2
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I was noticing a couple of items in your stylesheet. You are using a mix of absolute (px, pt, etc.) and relative (%, em, etc.) measurements. I would suggest sticking to relative other than for thin borders.

Also:

Several <span class="????"></span> scattered through the text.

You might try changing the vertical-align: super; to vertical-align: top;

There is a mix of line heights for text. 1.2 seems to be the commonest. I would suggest removing the line-height: 1.2; lines and letting the reader set their preferred line height with the line-height 1.5 being relative to that user set value.

Several mixes of text-align: center and non-zero text indents in the stylesheet.

Courier New is used as the monospace font in two places and Lucida Sans Typewriter in a third.

Also note that unless you embed any specified fonts, the reader will use replacement fonts for ones that are not available.

Someone who more enthused about Word and styles will likely chime in about the issues with the .docx file.
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