B2017-144 If MSWord sections have text in multiple colors or the override color is not red change the text to the override color.

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Rich 2017-07-17 10:32:13 +00:00
parent 2c15add602
commit 26b2576eda

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@ -979,7 +979,9 @@ namespace VEPROMS.CSLA.Library
sel = MyApp.Selection;
sel.WholeStory();
//sel.Range.Font.Color = (LBWdColor)WordColor(PrintOverride.OverrideTextColor(System.Drawing.Color.Black));
sel.Range.Font.Color = (LBWdColor)WordColor(OverrideColor == System.Drawing.Color.Transparent ? System.Drawing.Color.Black : OverrideColor);
//Console.WriteLine("'{0}' Colors Sel '{1}' Override '{2}' Transparent '{3}' Black '{4}' Red '{5}'", sect.DisplayNumber, sel.Range.Font.Color, OverrideColor, System.Drawing.Color.Transparent, System.Drawing.Color.Black, System.Drawing.Color.Red);
if(sel.Range.Font.Color != (LBWdColor)9999999 || OverrideColor == System.Drawing.Color.Red)// B2017-144 If the font color is 9999999 then the color is mixed, and if the override color isn't red, don't change the color.
sel.Range.Font.Color = (LBWdColor)WordColor(OverrideColor == System.Drawing.Color.Transparent ? System.Drawing.Color.Black : OverrideColor);
sect.MSWordPageCount = myDoc.Length;
fileName = CreatePDF(fileName, openPdf,MSWordToPDF.DebugStatus);
if (DocReplace != null)