Find and Replace document elements with special characters.

• ^p - Paragraph Mark
• ^t - Tab Character
• ^? - Any Character
• ^# - Any Digit
• ^$ - Any Letter
• ^^ - Caret Character
• ^u - Section Character
• ^v - Paragraph Character
• ^c - Clipboard Contents
• ^n - Column Break
• ^+ - Em Dash
• ^= - En Dash
• ^e - Endnote Mark
• ^d - Field
• ^& - Find What Text
• ^f - Footnote Mark
• ^g - Graphic
• ^l - Manual Line Break
• ^m - Manual Page Break
• ^~ - Nonbreaking Hyphen
• ^s - Nonbreaking Space
• ^- - Optional Hyphen
• ^b - Section Break
• ^w - White Space

The image in the header is not exported to pdf.

Workaround: Use version R1 2022 where this is working.

When a span has nested strikethrough and underline tags applied to it only the inner tag is respected.

This HTML:

results in:

UnderlineStrikethrough

And this HTML:

results in:

UnderlineStrikethrough

As a possible workaround, you can add some text placeholder to the span that needs both "underline" and "strikethrough" and after import set the properties, and remove the placeholder text.

Sample HTML:

after import, execute this:

If a TOC field uses TC fields only (with the \f switch) and there is a tab in the text of the TC field, after mail merge, the tab becomes really wide. If the file is opened in word and the field is updated, everything goes back to normal.

Expected:

Actual:

A possible workaround is to set the fields to be updated on opening of the document:

DocxFormatProvider provider = new DocxFormatProvider();
provider.ExportSettings.AutoUpdateFields= true;