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a. The standard defines the element <text:h>
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This element is supported in Word 2010, Word 2013, Word 2016, and Word 2019.
Word allows multiple styles to map to the same outline level. According to the ODF 1.1 spec, each outline level may only have one style associated with it.
On save, Word takes the following steps to determine which style should be included for each level under the outline style element:
First, Word looks for styles named "Heading 1" to "Heading 9" to see if any of them have numbering as a part of the style. If one of these styles has numbering, then that style is associated with the corresponding level in the outline style.
Next, Word looks for other styles to see if any of them have an outline level and numbering. If so, the first style that encountered with both a unique outline level and numbering is put into the outline-style.
On save, Word writes out text content within a <text:h> element under the following conditions:
the paragraph has an outline level
the paragraph's style is referenced by the outline style
On save, paragraphs with numbering, whose style is not in the outline-style but have a style:default-outline-level attribute in their paragraph style, are written out with <text:p> within a list.
OfficeArt Math in Word 2013 supports this element on save for text in SmartArt and chart titles and labels.
b. The standard defines the attribute text:is-list-header, contained within the element <text:h>
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This attribute is not supported in Word 2010, Word 2013, Word 2016, or Word 2019.
c. The standard defines the attribute text:number, contained within the element <text:h>
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This attribute is not supported in Word 2010, Word 2013, Word 2016, or Word 2019.
d. The standard defines the attribute text:outline-level, contained within the element <text:h>
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This attribute is supported in Word 2010, Word 2013, Word 2016, and Word 2019.
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On save, if the numbering applied to a set of headings (via outline level) is not continuous, Word outputs the missing numbers as numbered blank paragraphs--- for example:
first item
second item
third item
is output as follows:
first item
second item
3.
third item
e. The standard defines the attribute text:restart-numbering, contained within the element <text:h>
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This attribute is not supported in Word 2010, Word 2013, Word 2016, or Word 2019.
f. The standard defines the attribute text:start-value, contained within the element <text:h>
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This attribute is supported in Word 2010, Word 2013, Word 2016, and Word 2019.
g. The standard defines the element <text:h>
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This element is not supported in Excel 2010, Excel 2013, Excel 2016, or Excel 2019.
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OfficeArt Math in Excel 2013 supports this element on save for text in text boxes and shapes, SmartArt, and chart titles and labels, and on load for text in the following elements:
<draw:rect>
<draw:polyline>
<draw:polygon>
<draw:regular-polygon>
<draw:path>
<draw:circle>
<draw:ellipse>
<draw:caption>
<draw:measure>
<draw:frame>
<draw:text-box>
<draw:custom-shape>
h. The standard defines the element <text:h>
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This element is not supported in PowerPoint 2010, PowerPoint 2013, PowerPoint 2016, or PowerPoint 2019.
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OfficeArt Math in PowerPoint 2013 supports this element on load for text in the following elements:
<draw:rect>
<draw:polyline>
<draw:polygon>
<draw:regular-polygon>
<draw:path>
<draw:circle>
<draw:ellipse>
<draw:caption>
<draw:measure>
<draw:text-box>
<draw:frame>
<draw:custom-shape>