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Default How do I make the "before spacing" ignored on first line of page?

The text on top of a page should always be aligned, i.e. appear on the very
top of the main text box. However, if you have two pages where the first line
is from a paragraph with different settings in "default spacing" (e.g. an H1
paragraph on top of page 1 and an H2 on page 2), the first line of the pages
will not be vertically aligned.

This is unacceptable from a typographical point of view.

Is there a way of suppressing the "before spacing" setting for paragraphs
for such paragraphs that start on the first line of a page so that the first
lines are vertically aligned? If not, we should write a feature request to
Microsoft, shouln't we?