Spark Combo instantiation overriding TextFlow default configuration

I've posted this also on the Text Layout Framework forum here : http://forums.adobe.com/message/2686329#2686329
I have a textFlow running through columns with a nice embedded font. Looks lovely. I then decide to add a completely unrelated Combo box to my app ... and now the textFlow doesn't render with the font. Comment out the combo and the font returns.
I ran some tests and even with a completely dumb combo added with no DP it robs me of my font.
Here's the code I have for my TextFlow : http://snipplr.com/view/30192/programmatically-creating-a-textflow-stream-of-link-elements /
Notice the formatting for the TextFlow object is created with a Configuration object. I believe this is being overriden by the Combo.
I'm going to try and create a non-config format and see if that solves it. Any ideas?

I've had the same odd experience. For instance, if I set a style using MyTextArea.setStyle("fontSize", 56) and export it to HTML the font tag will say size="12" but it will show as 56px when drawn in the browser. Very weird.
But that's not the real problem with the TextConverter.export method, the real problem is that it surrounds every paragraph with a font tag, even though I have also done so through using TextLayoutFormat for the entire paragraph's range. On export I end up with two font tags around every paragraph, the one the TextConverter adds and (inside of that, luckily) the one that I have set.
Now I have to write custom code that goes back through all the paragraphs and "breaks" them out of the extra font tag...which is entirely unnecessary.
I hope this gets fixed in the future. Perhaps like this: TextConvert.export(source, format, conversionType, *addHtmlTags:Boolean*);

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