Lars Marius Garshol

It's not strange that this gives an error, because you don't seem to have defined `$maxLength` anywhere. Can't you just do this? ``` def MaxLength() 25 ```

Right. So let me check that I understand: the problem is that while parameters passed to `apply` are available as variables in the top-level JSLT expression, they're not available inside...

By scope, yes. Basically, one could consider the parameter scope to be the outermost one, so if variables are not found anywhere else they can be looked for there before...

I'll look into this tomorrow.

What Word actually outputs is the below. As you can see, the only difference between paragraphs that are formatted correctly and those that are not is that the ones that...

This `` simply says the section begins on the next page. That's all OOXML has to say about this. However, it seems this is something to do with the predefined...

If you look at the OOXML that Wordinator produces there is nothing like a paragraph mark in there. So that mark is some sort of visualization that Word produces, and...

I think `jc=` corresponds to "paragraph alignment" in the UI. [More explanation](http://officeopenxml.com/WPalignment.php).

My Mac version of Word has these buttons: Left to right they seem to correspond to `jc=` being set to `start`, `center`, `end`, and finally either `both` or `distribute`. I...

> Can you confirm when you set jc="start" that the OTHER lines of the paragraph remain justified? They don't. If I use `distribute` then all lines are justified, including the...