6.4.1 Text

In the tables below you can see what features text design from the MS Word document will be supported in the after publishing in WordForce. Some features have conversion peculiarities.


Paragraph property	Description	Processed with WordForce
Style	Paragraph style.	+
Keep with next	Keep with next paragraph: Prevents a page break between this paragraph and the next.	-
Keep lines together	Keep lines together: Prevents a page break in this paragraph.	-
Page break before	Forces a page break before this paragraph.	-
Widow/ Orphan control	Prevents word from printing the last line of a paragraph by itself at the top of the page (widow) or the first line of a paragraph at the bottom of a page (orphan).	-
Supress line numbers	Prevents line numbers from appearing next to the paragraph. This setting has no effect in documents or sections with no line numbers.	-
Borders	Borders for the paragraph.	+
Shading	Paragraph shading.	+ Only Clear and Solid Style
Tabs	A container holding a list of tab elements.	-
Don’t hyphenate	Prevents automatic hyphenation.	-
Spacing	Spacing between lines and paragraphs.	+
Indentation	Paragraph indentation.	+
Don't add space between paragraphs of the same style.		-
Alignment	Paragraph alignment.	+
Text Direction	Orientation for the paragraph in the current cell, text box, or text frame.	-
Outline level	Outline level.	+ the document content is formed on this feature basis


Style	Represents a character style for this run.	+
Font Style bold	Sets Latin and Asian characters to bold.	+
Font Style italic	Sets Latin and Asian characters to italic.	+
All caps	Formats lowercase text as capital letters. Does not affect numbers, punctuation, non-alphabetic characters, or uppercase letters.	+
Small caps	Formats lowercase text as capital letters and reduces their size. Does not affect numbers, punctuation, non-alphabetic characters, or uppercase letters.	+
Strikethrough	Draws a line through the text.	+
Double strikethrough	Draws a double line through the text.	Applied as Strikethrough
Outline	Displays the inner and outer borders of each character.	-
Shadow	Adds a shadow behind the text, beneath and to the right of the text.	-
Emboss	Makes text appear as if it is raised off the page in relief.	-
Engrave	Makes selected text appear to be imprinted or pressed into page (also referred to as engrave).	-
Hidden	Prevents the text in this run from being displayed when this document is saved as a Web page.	-
Font color	Specifies either an automatic color or a hexadecimal color code for this run.	+
Spacing	Represents the amount by which the spacing between characters is expanded or condensed.	+
Scale	Stretches or compresses text horizontally as a percentage of its current size.	-
Kerning	Represents the smallest font size for which kerning should be automatically adjusted.	-
Position	Represents the amount by which text should be raised or lowered in relation to the baseline.	+
Size	Represents the font size for the Asian and Latin fonts in this run.	+
Highlight	Marks text as highlighted so it stands out from the surrounding text.	+
Underline	Represents the underline formatting for this run.	+ (always underlined with a solid black line)
Animation effects	Represents the animated text effect for this run.	-
Border	Represents the border for characters in this run.	+
Shading	Represents the shading for characters in this run.	+ Only Clear and Solid Style
AutoFit	Represents the width of the space that this run to fit into.	-
Vertical Alignment (Superscript, Subscript)	Adjusts the vertical position of the text relative to the baseline and changes the font size if possible. To raise or lower the text without reducing the font size, use the position element.	+
Font	See external namespace.	+

If the Track Changes option is turned on in the document, then inserted and deleted text will be marked in the processed document.

It’s recommended to use the ‘between’ border only for paragraph groups united by the common border. In other cases, use the ‘top’ and ‘bottom’ borders.