Apply structural changes in Word
Control insertion of breaks, headings, lists, tables, images, captions, references, equations, and watermarks according to the proposed operation.
In this article
- Direct operations support page and section breaks when proposed by the plan.
- Rich content can carry headings, lists, tables, images, captions, references, and equations in a supported HTML or OOXML fragment.
- Watermarks use Word headers and can fail separately from the rest of the content.
- Available styles depend on the document and Word version; Alæc can reapply a compatible style or preserve a fallback rendering.
- Structural results can report count mismatches for lists, tables, images, or other expected elements.
Save the document before a significant change.
Review the proposed format, target, and structural summary.
Apply the operation, then visually verify every structure in Word.
Save, close, and reopen the document when native fidelity matters.
Practical guidance
Structural content can involve several independently checked elements, including lists, tables, images and watermarks. A failure may occur after some content was inserted, especially when a later structural step fails. Inspect the actual document and returned details before deciding whether to correct, undo or regenerate.
Advanced tips
For issued documents, inspect page and section boundaries, headers, watermarks and references after saving and reopening. Do not infer that a native equation or list exists merely because visually similar text appeared in the chat preview.