https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=135796
--- Comment #10 from Дмитрий <[email protected]> --- When saving a DOCX file with highlighted text in LibreOffice 24.8.2, the color is displayed in Word 2010, but colors from LibreOffice's palette cannot be removed using Word's highlighting function. This is because LibreOffice uses the <w:shd> tag for shading, while Word relies on the <w:highlight> tag. Mybe to make this work correctly, LibreOffice should convert its color palette into Word's supported highlight colors and assign appropriate names. Test Result: I tested replacing the shading XML line manually in the file saved in LibreOffice, and the highlighting worked correctly in Word 2010. XML Example: LibreOffice Output: <w:rPr> <w:highlight w:val="none"/> <w:shd w:fill="FCFF2F" w:val="clear"/> </w:rPr> Word 2010 Output: <w:rPr> <w:highlight w:val="yellow"/> </w:rPr> Differences: LibreOffice uses <w:shd> for shading, while Word uses <w:highlight> for highlighting. Colors from LibreOffice's palette need to be converted into Word's predefined colors to ensure they can be applied and removed correctly in Word 2010. List of Supported Colors in Word 2010: 1 - yellow 2 - green 3 - cyan 4 - blue 5 - red 6 - magenta 7 - black 8 - darkGray 9 - lightGray 10 - turquoise 11 - pink 12 - orange 13 - dark Green 14 - dark Blue 15 - dark Red 16 - none (no highlight) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
