Clicking on floating Image when the caret position is not in the viewport, changes the viewport and starts image dragging. Instead, the image should just be selected.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Start with empty document
2. Insert image, make it floating (right-click on it, select Text Wrapping -> In Front Of Text)
3. Drag the image near the bottom of the document.
4. Scroll and, if needed, zoom to such a factor, so that the first paragraph is outside of the view port.
5. Select the image (keep in mind that the image shouldn't be selected - the position should be at some of the previous paragraphs)
Observe: The image dragging adorner is visible and the viewport is changed.
Expected: The behavior shall be the same as MS Word - the viewport shouldn't be changed, and the image should just be selected

When floating image is added to empty table cell, it is positioned in a way that overlaps the table border. 

When inserting text (document fragment) next to a correctly spelled word they get both underlined as incorrect.

Currently when the text contains consecutive non-space symbols like "~!@#$%^&*()_+=-`[]{};:'"/\|., ", each character is detected as a separate word. Instead, they should be considered one word, including all the subsequent space characters.

The following functionalities should respect this grouping:
- Caret navigation by words (CTRL + left/right arrow), MoveCaret UI command and the corresponding DocumentPosition methods.
- Selecting word by double clicking.

'Decrement paragraph left indent' command can set negative left indent which makes bullets/numbering of a list clipped. Instead, it shouldn't be executed if the bullets/numbering would become invisible.

Workaround: Cancel the command in CommandExecuting event:

            this.radRichTextBox.CommandExecuting += (sender, e) =>
            {
                if (e.Command == this.radRichTextBox.Commands.DecrementParagraphLeftIndentCommand)
                {
                    if (this.radRichTextBox.Document.Selection.GetSelectedParagraphs().Any(p => p.IsInList && p.LeftIndent <= 24))
                    {
                        e.Cancel = true;
                    }
                }
            };

The spacing between the letters is too big.

The built-in Hyperlink style is not applied to hyperlinks imported from HTML (<a> tag). As a result, the hyperlinks in the document do not have the blue underline.

Workaround: Subscribe for the SetupDocument event of the HtmlDataProvider and set the hyperlinks' style manually.
private void HtmlDataProvider_SetupDocument(object sender, Telerik.Windows.Documents.FormatProviders.SetupDocumentEventArgs e)
{
    StyleDefinition hyperLinkStyle = e.Document.StyleRepository[RadDocumentDefaultStyles.HyperlinkStyleName];
    hyperLinkStyle.SpanProperties.ForeColor = Colors.Green;//Color.FromRgb(0xff, 0x7a, 0xcc);
    var hyperlinks = e.Document.EnumerateChildrenOfType<HyperlinkRangeStart>();

    RadDocumentEditor editor = new RadDocumentEditor(e.Document);
    editor.Document.History.IsEnabled = false;

    foreach (HyperlinkRangeStart hyperlink in hyperlinks)
    {
        e.Document.Selection.SelectAnnotationRange(hyperlink);
        editor.ChangeStyleName(RadDocumentDefaultStyles.HyperlinkStyleName);
    }
    e.Document.Selection.Clear();

    editor.Document.History.IsEnabled = true;
}

If there are two words with two spaces between them, and between the spaces there is annotation with SkipPositionBefore = false (e.g. track changes revision annotation or comment), and current editing style is changed on the position between the spaces (i.e. Toggle Bold, for example, without selection present) the first word formatting is affected (e.g. it becomes bold).

Steps to reproduce:
Variant 1:
- Insert two words with a single space between them (e.g. "text telerik")
- Turn Track Changes On
- Insert a space after the single space between the two words. (i.e. right before 'telerik')
- Toggle Bold
Observe: "text" gets bold.
Expected: "text" doesn't get bold, just current editing style is changed.

Variant 2:
- Insert two words with a two spaces between them (e.g. "text  telerik")
- Select the second space and the second word, and insert comment.
- Put the caret between the spaces.
- Toggle Bold
Observe: "text" gets bold.
Expected: "text" doesn't get bold, just current editing style is changed.

TabStopsProperties dialog is non-modal dialog, but it should be modal.

Hyperlink tooltip is not changed when the HyperlinkNavigationMode property of RadRichTextBox is changed.

Workaround: Invoke radRichTextBox.ActiveEditorPresenter.RecreateUI() method just after the property value change:
this.radRichTextBox.HyperlinkNavigationMode = HyperlinkNavigationMode.Click;
this.radRichTextBox.ActiveEditorPresenter.RecreateUI();

Steps to reproduce:
1. Insert a hyperlink in RTB.
2. On button click change the HyperlinkNavigationMode.

Observe: The tooltip is not changed from Click to ... Ctrl + Click to .. and vise versa.

Trying to delete table cell formatting symbol, when track changes are on, will result in marking the text in the cell as deleted.
MS Word does not respect such delete action.

The ChangeListStyleCommand has an event named ListStyleChangedChanged  which is never raised.

In Microsoft Word, the drag-and-drop functionality for Structured Document Tags (Content Controls) allows users to reposition an entire content control and all its contents within the document using the mouse.

What it does

When a user selects the boundary/frame of a content control rather than the text inside it:

• The entire content control is treated as a single unit.
• The control, including its metadata (tag, title, locking settings, data binding, etc.), moves to a new location.
• The content control remains a content control after the move.
• Nested controls move together with the parent control.
• Users can reorganize document sections without cutting and pasting.

Typical workflow

• Hover over a content control until its boundary becomes visible.
• Click the control's tag or border to select the whole control.
• Drag it to another location in the document.
• Release the mouse button to drop it at the new location.

Common use cases

• Reordering form sections.
• Rearranging template building blocks.
• Moving clauses in legal documents.
• Organizing repeating sections or structured content in reports.
• Reorganizing content that is bound to custom XML data.

Important limitations

The behavior may be restricted when:

• The content control is configured as "Content Control Cannot Be Deleted".
• The document is protected.
• The control resides in certain structures (for example, specific table layouts or protected regions).
• Editing restrictions are applied.

Word allows users to treat a content control as a movable document object, enabling the entire SDT and its contents to be repositioned via drag-and-drop while preserving the control's structure and properties.

HTML import fails when an image has an align tag set to a value different from center

<img align="top"
     width="170" height="61" />

Loading/editing document with large lists (with 1561 or more items) throws IndexOutOfRangeException when incorrectly tries to convert numbering to letters.

Workaround: Change list type to one which does not include letter NumberingFormat in any of its levels, for example Numbered Hierarchical or custom one.

If header/footer containing annotations is set to a document using RadDocumentEditor.ChangeSectionHeader or ChangeSectionFooter methods, the annotations in the body of the header/footer are not paired in the resulting document.

When such document is exported to XAML, NullReferenceException is thrown in the ReindexAnnotationMarkers internal method.

Workaround:
- Do not use RadDocumentEditor to set the footer:
//editor.ChangeSectionFooter(radDocument.Sections.First, HeaderFooterType.Default, new Footer { Body = footerRadDocument });
radDocument.Sections.First.Footers.Default.Body = footerRadDocument;

- Manually "fix" the cloned footer body before the export:
((ISupportInitialize)radDocument.Sections.First.Footers.Default.Body).EndInit();