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Resolved PB2022 R3 RTF/TextEditor Alignment Issue

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  1. Danish Ahamed LiakathAli
    Danish Ahamed LiakathAli
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  3. Wednesday, 20 November 2024 00:11 AM UTC

Hi,

We have migrated our project from 2021 1506 to 2022 R3(3289). The latest version no longer support that TX Text Control ActiveX 15.0 or 28.0. We have window to create a cover letter where the data getting stored as rtf format . We have 3 columns(Header,Footer,Body) The body data stored as BLOB and it retrieve's fine in the UI and all the alignments looks good. Whereas the Header and Footer are stored as string and this data is not getting display correctly in the UI. Attached picture for your reference.

I have checked the rtf data and see the current data has TX_RTF32 15.0.530.503 and whereas the newer version has txVer 31.0.823.500 . Is there any way to convert the previous version rtf data to newer version or do we need to change any settings/code to get this data aligned and display correctly.

 

 

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  1. Wednesday, 20 November 2024 07:57 AM UTC
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Hi Danish,

I do not see the attached picture you provided. It is recommended that you create a small case to reproduce this issue. 

Theoretically, exporting RTF data using the current PB version should not produce data higher than TX version 31.0.823.500. 

I am not sure where your RTF version data TX_RTF32 15.0.530.503 came from. 

Additionally, even if the RTF version data is inconsistent, it should not normally affect text content editing and usage.

 

Regards, 

 

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