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I have a chunk of text that has style "JBody" (custom). However JBody is defined with Times New Roman, and the text is using Arial. When I select the text and click JBody (again) -- nothing happens.

How can I tell OO to ignore overrides and just use the actual definition of the style? How can I apply this to the entire document to make sure no text is outside of the style that it's told to be?

Thanks!

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I'd be glad if someone could migrate it. I saw other questions about OO on unix.stackexchange. Overall not sure where it fits best – Mikhail Dec 14 '11 at 15:55
Lets see if anyone shares my opinion, of course ppl are free to reply to this ;) – Bruno Pereira Dec 14 '11 at 16:03

migrated from askubuntu.com Dec 15 '11 at 7:55

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I suppose you're searching the Default Formatting functionality. It's the first entry in the Format menu.

Just select the complete content (CTRL+A) and hit CTRL+M to restore default style-defined formats.

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Was not aware of this, and never saw it while looking! Life saver :) – Mikhail Dec 14 '11 at 20:39

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