The summary is self descriptive. If you open a Microsoft Office doc file you will see that by default all tables are LEFT alligned. After setting the Allignment to Automatic and saving everything will look fine.
Please provide a document so we can see the behavior. Also, in Microsoft Office are you saving this document as align left for the table text? Marking as NEEDINFO, once you provide attachment and info please change back to UNCONFIRMED and I'll take a look at it. Thanks
Created attachment 67230 [details] example1 - please see the table alignment from the header It is possible that the person who made the table in word didn't specify any special alignment. Probable the best "default" alignment for imported tables would be "automatic"
Created attachment 67231 [details] please see the strange way the tables are imported Another test is to save the document in "doc" format from LibreOffice then reopen it. They appear differences in the look ot the document. It's not ok. Thanks.
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Hi Marius Both files you supplied has different content. How we compare & see the problem? I think you should supply 2 identical files (1 saved by MSO, 1 saved by LO)
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