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[Issue 118797] OpenOffice truncates td when converting html to pdf

https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=118797

Stefan <st...@zii.aero> changed:

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Created attachment 86043
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diff of automatically modified html file

The bug was replicable on several configurations using the provided
(attachement 77137) html document:
* MacOS 10.12.4; AOO412m3(Build:9782)  -  Rev. 1709696
* Windows 7; AOO413m1(Build:9783)  -  Rev. 1761381

Steps to reproduce:
1. Dowload the attached index.html file; (rename the file suffix to .html if
needed)
2. Open the file in Writer
3. Export as pdf (File -> Export ... -> select pdf as type
4. Open the saved pdf in PDF reader (e.g. Acrobat Reader)

Actual Result:
pdf in PDF reader:
* after the email header the rest of the first page is blank
* the rest of the email continues on page 2
* page 3 (last page) is blank; all content after page 2 is not exported
Document in writer:
* the document looks modified with a page break after the email header (like it
is in the pdf)
* the document is displayed the same way as in the pdf (no content after page
2, blank page 3)


Expected Result:
* the resulting pdf looks like the html is displayed in Writer after opening
and
* the resulting pdf looks like the html is exported from other tools (able to
display html and export to pdf)

For comparison with other writer products the following tests were performed
additionally:
a) open and export from other tools/programs:
i) Safari Browser:
result: pdf looks like expected (no page break)
ii) Microsoft Word (on MacOS)
result: pdf looks like expected (no page break)
iii) Microsoft Word (on Windows7)
result: pdf looks like expected (no page break)
iv) TextEdit (MacOS)
result: pdf looks like expected (no page break)

b) inspection of the modified document in writer
(see also attached diff)
* most modifications are regarding unit conversions from inch into centimeter
* additional headers from OO are added
* In one line (see diff 45,46c49,51 and 53,54c58,59) some tags (FONT, SPAN,
FONT) are removed.

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