Here's the application: We have Zope and Plone installed and working for some months. We also installed BackTalk and CMFBackTalk in order to publish docs with inline comments in Plone. Works but there must be a better way. Let me explain: We create our documents in OpenOffice (OO) and then cut and paste them into stx docs. This works fine. However to use stx you have to indent each heading/content level. I can do this in a paragraph indent scenario like this with a BackTalk comment example: -------- This is a Heading This paragraph has the first line indented but all of the other lines will wrap over to start flush with the margine. This is how it should work so that I can cut my content after commenting and paste in back in my OO doc. It also turns 'This is a Heading' into a heading. I can continue with first line indents in order to generate different heading levels.<p> % this is a comment -------- When I do this, first of all I don't get a comment icon unless I break the rules (i.e. no inline html) and enter a <p> at the end of the paragraph where I want it. However this creates another problem. Once the comment is entered, since it is indented it makes the paragraph above it a heading. It also removes the comment icon once a comment is entered. However if I do this: ------------ This is a Heading The paragraph following is created by indenting the entire paragraph / and having to enter CR's at the end of each line. Boy this makes it a pain to enter the text into word processor afterwards. % the comment is indented again but doesn't turn the above paragraph into a heading ----------- This works. The paragraph above the comment doesn't become a heading and the comment icon remains meaning I can enter as many comments for one paragraph as I like. This really sucks when I want to paste it back into OO. What am I doing wrong? Is our process wrong? i.e. "create doc in OO -> copy to stx -> comment with BackTalk --> copy back to OO for formatting and delivery to client as .doc" Thanks. - Asad