Text ormatting problems when publishing

I reckon the problem. It also occurred with some courses we developed in 2006 and then published in a newer version of Lectora (2007 in our case).There are 2 ways to solve this problem, even though neither of these are foolproof and it can require some work. Plus, neiher option is very clean.1. (you must hate me already ): Export to desired format (HTML / SCORM etc.) and open something like dreamweaver. Run a batch on all the HTML files replacing "1." with "" (nothing). This does eliminate the 1. in front of every line, but it also eliminates the 1. in front of every Numbering. Now you must check to see if there are some unused spaces. With our export, Lectora added < > times four right after every "1.". Check to see if this happens afterwards.2. Like Ben said: Use the export tool (translator tool) to export the text to RTF format. Check to see if the numbers appear. If not, import and overwrite the text. If they do appear, clean the document of the unwanted numberings and import it again, overwriting the current text. Might be quite some time to invest, but I think it will pay off.For more reference, check my topic on the subject here:Topic on extra 1 used by Lectora in export.