RTF Document nor retaining format after conversion to PDF Document

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When converting rtf document to pdf document, the format of tables is getting misaligned. Example image: The first image is rtf while the second is pdf.

1676×550 89.9 KB

I’m using a code simply for conversion nothing else (latest aspose-words 24.9.0):

import aspose.words as aw
wordToHtml = aw.License()
wordToHtml.set_license(r"Aspose.Words.Python.NET.lic")
in_file = aw.Document(r"Sample.rtf")
in_file.save("Final.pdf")

Can you please help? Thanks!

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@mukulthuwal Could you please attach your input and output documents here for testing? We will check the issue and provide you more information.

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Input Output Documents.zip (30.9 KB)

@alexey.noskov I’ve attached the input & output document. Have a look at & let me know if anything else required. Thanks

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@mukulthuwal Thank you for additional information. As I can see the output produced by Aspose.Words looks the same as the output produced by MS Word.
Aspose.Words: out.pdf (31.8 KB)
MS Word: ms.pdf (51.0 KB)

So it looks like Aspose.Words behavior is correct, because we consider MS Word behavior as an etalon.

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@alexey.noskov how have you created the MS Word output pdf?
When I open the input rtf file in MS Word, save it as “pdf”. The output is exactly as input. It is not coming as you’ve provided.
rt-ef-durbur504-itt-sce.pdf (51.1 KB)

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@mukulthuwal I just opened the document using MS Word on my side and saved it as PDF. I use MS Word 2019 for testing. As I can see you are using Office 365. Probably there is a difference in Courier New fonts. Could you please attach this font installed on your side?

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@alexey.noskov I did the same for creating pdf from MS Word.
Attaching the Courier New font.
courier new.zip (1.7 MB)

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@mukulthuwal Thank you for additional information. We have the same version of the font. So the difference is in the consumer application. We will investigate the issue deeper.

We have opened the following new ticket(s) in our internal issue tracking system and will deliver their fixes according to the terms mentioned in Free Support Policies.

Issue ID(s): WORDSNET-27413

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