Font font = doc.Styles["Default Paragraph Font"].Font; //Same for "Normal"

When I try to get the font name it gives me back "Times New Roman" when it should be "Century Gothic".

Now the strange thing is that when I use the VS QuickWatch to enumerate the result view of my Aspose.Document variable the font gets updated (correctly).
I tried enumerating the document childnodes myself, adding new items, and lots of other desperate things. None worked.

Even if I enumerate the children and check their font I get "Times New Roman". None of the runs seems to use "Century Gothic".
I can however find the "Century Gothic"-font within the document's FontInfos-list.

When I save the document the (style)font is correct (in MS Word). Even when creating a new document, copying the content (using keepSourceFormatting) Aspose returns "Times New Roman" and in generated MsWord-doc the font is correct."

I am using Aspose.Words 8.0, but when trying with the latest trial the same problem arises.

Document doc = new Document("template.docx");
 
            string runText = doc.GetChildNodes(NodeType.Run, true).ToArray().Cast<Run>().First(run => run.Font.StyleName.Equals("Default Paragraph Font")).GetText();
            MemoryStream strDoc = new MemoryStream();
            doc.Save(strDoc, SaveFormat.Doc);
            doc = new Document(strDoc);
            Aspose.Words.Font font = doc.GetChildNodes(NodeType.Run, true).ToArray().Cast<Run>().First(run => run.GetText().Equals(runText)).Font;

As you can see, I used Linq 2 times to get a run with the correct style.

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