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January 19, 2023 18:50
…espect user-defined sizes even if they are larger than the page.
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February 25, 2023 15:32
# Conflicts: # DocX/DocXWriting.swift # DocXTests/DocXTests.swift
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This PR implements image autosizing if a custom page size is defined and the image is larger than the printable area of the page. In this case, the image is shrunk to fit the printable area.
Issues with the current implementation:
NSTextAttachement(NSTextAttachement.bounds) is overridden if it is larger than th printable area. This might be surprising.lenna.png, 512x512 pixel) in Word is only half the expected size when inserted via copy / paste into Word or if automatic sizing (no page size or bounds defined inDocX) are used. It is not entirely clear when default values Word is using for autosizing.