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Word compatible?
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I'm just starting to use the XamRichTextEditor in WPF projects, and I'm looking and comparing .docx files being imported in your rich text editor versus Word and I'm seeing HUGE differences:

  • Missing images in yours that are OK in Word.
  • Misplaced images. Word is OK
  • Missing page breaks. Word is OK
  • Missing paper size boundaries (e.g. 8.5"x11" paper handling). Word is OK
  • Inconsistencies with images (import once & see them, import a 2nd time and they're missing-- and the same .docx file was imported). Word is OK

For most of what I do, RTF is acceptable since I'm not trying to replace Word. However, when "Word compatible" is added to functionality, there are expectations and that's why I ask: How compatible is it with Word? Any particular version over another for compatibility?

What about HTML? How accurate does it render HTML on import & export? Obviously it's notthatmuch Word compatible when importing .docx files. (see the screen shots)

Are there any specific Infragistic URLs that have an issues list? (can't hurt by asking)

I opened 3 Word docs and all 3 were rendered very incorrectly just using the "Import Content" app in the Samples Browser. Images are attached further illustrating issues:

  1. XamRichTextEditor seems to have no concept of paper size. Compare the Word doc on 8.5"x11"paper: The line wraps are automatic and appropriate. XamRichTextEditor did not perform any line wraps and put the entire paragraph on 1 line. Incorrect importing.
  2. See the lost image. I only captured 1 to illustrate the behavior.
  3. Word has a page break, but it appears as though the XamRichTextEditor does not...
  4. How is printing handled? It is not WYSIWYG

XamRichTextEditor 14.1:

MS Word, Same Document snippet for comparisons illustrating each bullet item above:


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