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Let's set this issue to a rest. Please open a new bug if it is
not fixed.
We have no control of http://dev.int64.org/tidy.html so we
cannot help.

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OK, thanks for the heads up. I have no way to compile (at
least none I have time to attempt), so I'll have to see if I
can find anyone with the appropriate capability. But I
think it's unlikely, so I'll probably have to wait until the
next Windows exe is available on the binaries page. DN

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As the fix was added in August, you need to get a more
recent version. tidy.sf.net does not produce windows
executable. Therefore, you will have to build it yourself or
find somebody to do so.

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OK, I managed to find the May 05 Windows .exe (I'm reminded
of Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide "beware of the leopard"
- not easy to find stuff unless you already know where to
look) but I'm not able to test the new version until next
week as I don't have access to the latest Word until then.
I'll advise on the outcome. DN

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http://tidy.sourceforge.net/ links to
http://dev.int64.org/tidy.html for Windows binaries. Where
did you get the builds in your 2004-11-17 comment from if a
version from 2001 is the latest you have?

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The latest compiled Windows executable is dated 2001 (which
I already have). I don't have any way to compile a Windows
executable, if there's anything more recent than 2001. The
2001 version *does* suffer from the o:p problem. DN

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Set to pending again. Post an update or open a new bug if a
problem arises with the latest version of tidy.

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The original attachment shows the problem, but I missed your
message dated 2005-8-4 saying it was fixed in CVS. (the
layout of this system lends itself to missing stuff). Does
this mean it's fixed in the version available on
Sourceforge? If so, I'll test it again tomorrow (5 Oct). DN

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Please provide a small example and tell which version of
tidy you are using along with which options.

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Closed again?

Anyway, problem still seems to exist...I see it on Mac OS, even with
Word2K for Mac.

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This Tracker item was closed automatically by the system. It was
previously set to a Pending status, and the original submitter
did not respond within 30 days (the time period specified by
the administrator of this Tracker).

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Not clear why the robot should kill stuff. The problem
certainly isn't solved. It occurs on WIndows 2K and XP,
with the latest MS Word, not Word 2000. The problem doesn't
arise in Word2K. DN

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This Tracker item was closed automatically by the system. It was
previously set to a Pending status, and the original submitter
did not respond within 30 days (the time period specified by
the administrator of this Tracker).

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Fixed in CVS.

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The current version of BBEdit (8.2.2) also leaves the <o:p> elements in
place, so I wonder if this really could be a Windows-specific problem. It
is
especially problematic because the <o:p> element is often the only thing
in
a <p> element, but since the <p> is non-empty, it doesn't trim it even if

you've chosen to trim empty <p> elements.

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fall back on all unknown ip address that use roving multipliers

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I don't think anyone is working on the word2000 cleanup, we
should consider moving this to the feature requests...

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See also :

<https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1049346&
group_id=27659&atid=390964>

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Further work (ie cleaning the same file from within Homesite
with different Tidy versions) suggests this problem was
introduced in the Windows build somewhere between the
versions distributed with Homesite (created 16 Jan 01) or
Topstyle 3 (4 May 02) and recent windows binary tidy.exe
builds (17 Mar 04, 5 Jul 04 and 6 Oct 04).
The <o:p> tag is removed by old builds and not by the newer
ones.
Also it may be Windows-specific, as the online version of
Tidy at http://infohound.net/tidy/ (on Linux) does not have
the problem. I've also had success with TidyUI but not with
HTMLTrim, with (as close as possible) the same settings.
DN

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The same thing occurs using HTMLTrim (19 Aug 04). DN