@mkq10 We will be sure to inform you once the issue is resolved or there are some news. Could you please also let me know how di you get the document? It does not look like it was created manually in MS Word. What was the original source of your document?
Yes it was PDF on which i perform OCR with the help of Wondershare PDF Element and then export it as Word document.
@mkq10 Aspose.Words for Python also supports loading PDF documents. Maybe you can use Aspose.Words to load your PDF documents. Could you please attach the source PDF file here for testing?
I wish I could. Actually the files are confidential and i have no rights so I cant attach. Hopefully you can understand that.
Can you tell me how can i load pdf document in Aspose Word ? so that i can take a look by my self ? Thanks
@mkq10 Loading PDF document is the same simple as loading Word documents. Simply pass PDF document file name or stream that contains PDF document into the Document constructor:
doc = aw.Document("Pdf Document.pdf")
Please see the the following article to lean more about loading PDF documents into aspose.words.Document
The issues you have found earlier (filed as WORDSNET-23444) have been fixed in this Aspose.Words for .NET 22.3 update also available on NuGet.
@mkq10 Please note, the fix is currently available in .NET version of Aspose.Words. It will be included into the next version of Aspose.Words for Python. we will additionally notify you.
@mkq10 The fix is included into the latest 22.3 version of Aspose.Words for Python. You can get it here:
https://pypi.org/project/aspose-words/22.3.0/