I wanted to thank everyone for their answers.  The solution I went with is 
to add ~~~ at the beginning and end of the text file.  And then I just had 
to change the font and font size for one style within the reference docx.   

On Friday, September 20, 2019 at 3:35:19 PM UTC-5, Chris Corbett wrote:
>
> I'm a pandoc newbie and I've searched the group, but haven't found out how 
> to do what I want to do.
>
> I have a business application that is producing text file reports that are 
> sent to the printer using enscript which basically is sending it using a 
> single non-proportional font.   The code producing the report ensures that 
> everything has the correct alignment up by having the right amount of 
> spaces between each column.
>
> I have a requirement to convert this report to a docx file because we want 
> to have the ability to draw a signature on it.  So I'm using pandoc to do 
> that conversion.  But when I do that, I end up with a document with 
> multiple styles and its messing up all of the alignment.
>
> I've just spent the last couple of hours manipulating all of the styles 
> setup within my document.   But I'm not getting very far, very fast.  Is 
> there a way that I can add a tag to my input file to force pandoc to use a 
> single style for everything?  I'm not sure what is polite on this group, so 
> I'm not attaching anything.  But I would be happy to do so if it would help 
> anyone help me.
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>

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