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NOTE: Couldn't find an option in the drop down for Word processing.


How to reproduce:

Create a Word document with MS Word that has text highlighted in the first green (green 1 below):

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Create a DLS.WordDocument from it:


Syncfusion.DocIO.DLS.WordDocument doc = new Syncfusion.DocIO.DLS.WordDocument(MemoryStream, FormatType.Docx);


Save the document into HTML:

doc.Save(MemoryStream, FormatType.Html);


View the html in a browser.  green 2 and green 3 come through correctly.  green 1 does not.

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Open the original Word document and Save it as html.  Examine the html and you'll see 'green 1' is lime (#00FF00):



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Examine the html created by DLS.WordDocument to see the conversion set it to #008000:


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