When the first table row of each table (main as well as nested) has RepeatOnEveryPage set, the table header of the nested table overlaps the row on the new page.
Implement support for exact table row height option. By using this option the text should be clipped when the table row height is lower than the height needed for the text to render. The current implementation supports only the at least option.
When the user copy-pastes an image from Outlook, it is pasted as an IncludePictureField and visualized as expected. The field code looks like
{INCLUDEPICTURE :image001.png@01D15D16.4FAF0970 \* MERGEFORMATINET}
However, when the fields in the document are updated, the image is no longer shown because of its invalid Uri. In MS Word, when you paste the image, it is directly inserted as image and the field is skipped.
Workaround - remove the field start/ends (in the attachments)
After merging a document into another one (or pasting it), some of the content is duplicated. The issue is a regression in R3 2018.
Page field in header (or footer) of document created with mail merge is always evaluated to 1, instead of the number of the current page. Possible workaround (attached): - Do mail merges one by one - Set header/footers anew to contain PAGE fields in each document - Set FirstPageNumber = 1 to each first section in each document - Merge with RadDocumentMerger
The content of the table cells seems to be rendered in the correct position while the borders are drawn above the continues section break.
Importing a document containing <pre> should interpret it as paragraph with specific (preformatted) style applied.
First Scenario: During layout of specific documents where the first section is with Continuous section break type, the layout algorithm enters in an infinite loop causing the application to hang.
document.Sections.First.PreviousSectionBreakType = SectionBreakType.NextPage;
Size pagesize = radDocument.Sections.Last.PageSize;
radDocument.Sections.Last.PageSize = new Size(pagesize.Width - 0.001, pagesize.Height - 0.001);