When the Track Changes is activated, a Hyperlink is inserted to a text and we try to reject changes the rejection is not applied correctly.

The result:

When the Track Changes is On and we try to change the style it applies the first time but the second try throws an exception and the style doesn't apply: System.ArgumentNullException: 'Value cannot be null. Parameter name: owner'.

1. Add new text "TEST".
2. Select the text and set a new style "Heading 2", then "Heading 1".
Observed: Heading 1 doesn`t appear.

Currently, there is a DocumentHistory property IsEnabled indicating whether the history for the RadDocument is enabled. This property is not working and history cannot be disabled.

Workaround:

Use DocumentHistory Clear() method by attaching to editor's CommandExecuted event.

        private void Editor_CommandExecuted(object sender, Telerik.Windows.Documents.RichTextBoxCommands.CommandExecutedEventArgs e)
        {
            editor.Document.History.Clear();
        }

Steps to reproduce: 

• In MS Word, create a table with text in every cell
• In the RadRichTextBox, create a new document
• Activate Review/Track Changes
• Copy and paste the table from MS Word: only the first cell has change tracking markup
• Insert a paragraph after the first table and paste the table again: now, none of the cells has change tracking markup

The pasted content is not formatted properly, resulting in an InvalidOperationException("'Token EndElement in state EndRootElement would result in an invalid XML document. Make sure that the ConformanceLevel setting is set to ConformanceLevel.Fragment or ConformanceLevel.Auto if you want to write an XML fragment. ') when saving the content to DOCX.

Steps to reproduce:

• Create a document
• Activate Review/Change Tracking
• Create a table in a separate MS Word file and add some text at least in the first cell
• Copy from MS Word and paste it as the first element in the document
• Save the document as an MS Word document
  

Workaround: intercept the table paste and add an empty paragraph as the first element of the document before the table.

Another case:

• Create a new document
• Be sure that Change Tracking is deactivated
• Create a table in a separate MS Word file and add some text at least in the first cell
• Copy from MS Word and paste it as the first element in the document
• Activate Review/Change Tracking
• Just after the first table, paste the table again: the second table seems to be merged with the first table, with no paragraph in between, but with the vertical line in the margin showing that the second table has change tracking
• Save the document as a MS Word document

Try the following scenario:

• In MS Word, create a table with text in every cell
• In the RadRichTextBox, create a new document
• Activate Review/Track Changes
• Add some empty paragraphs or some text: change tracking markup will be displayed
• Just after the inserted text, copy and paste the table from MS Word: none of the cells has change tracking markup
• If you type inside the table, the new text has markup, but the text that was pasted with the table has no markup.
• If you use the right arrow on the keyboard to exit the change tracking tag, then if you paste the table, it seems to work correctly.