We are trying to convert the attached file. If you scroll down in the file to section ‘45-5-14. Transfer of Permits.’ you can see that the Apendix (particulate emission limitations and operational…) is under sub section 14.2 (page 10/11). When Aspose converts this, we see the result under subsection 14.1.a. (see attached capture.png image).
As you can see, the conversion is not occurring in the correct place. I’m just wondering if there is a bug or whether I am converting incorrectly?
Thanks.
Hi John,
Thanks for your inquiry.
I managed to reproduce the issue on my side, it has been logged and will be fixed in a future verison. We will inform you as soon as this issue is resolved.
In the mean time this issue does not occur if you take the content from the header on the page causing the problem and inserting it into the body of the document instead. You may also use a page break to ensure the page splits at the same place as before.
If you have any further queries, please feel free to ask.
Thanks,
Thanks Adam. We appreciate your and Asposes’ help.
Hi Adam.
Any update on this issue?
Thank you.
Hi John,
Thanks for your inquiry. Unfortunately, the issue is still unresolved and currently I cannot provide you any reliable estimate regarding this issue. You will be notified as soon as it is fixed.
Best regards,
Hello!
I’m a developer from Aspose.Words project team.
I have analysed this issue. By default Aspose.Words outputs headers and footers at the beginning and the end of each section. In the attached document there is a section break between “14.1.A…” and “14.1.B. …” paragraphs. It causes paragraphs to be split by the header.
Microsoft Word outputs headers and footers for each page, but because there is no exact counterpart of Microsoft Word headers and footers in HTML, they are output only between sections. Microsoft Word exports headers and footers using non-standard technique: special proprietary attributes, but Aspose.Words doesn’t use it.
As a workaround you can use one of the following:
- Disable export of headers and footers.
- Remove a section break.
Regards, Andrey Kamimura.