MS Word Formatting Style "Apple-Style-Span" - What it is?

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Bright Spark

Word 2003 - Can anyone shed light on where a formatting type called
"apple-style-span" would appear from in the middle of an MS Word
document that contains only "Normal" formatting? It has appeared in a
report section that has indented paragraphs, and none of us have ever
seen this before and have no idea where it came from. Don't even know
what "apple-style-span" means! Have Googled some and it keeps
referring to HTML, but no idea how that could get into an MS Word
document.

Thanks for any help.

Bright Spark
 
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Stefan Blom

Note that if you pasted information from a web page a character style may have been created in Word.
 
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Bright Spark

Thank you, Stefan.

We can't figure out how that might have happened because this is a
portion of a longer report which is all typed together. It's a real
mystery how this "appeared" in the middle.

Bright Spark
 
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Stefan Blom

Well, if it is a character style applied on top of the underlying paragraph
style, you can get rid of it by selecting the text and pressing
Ctrl+SpaceBar.
 

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