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User ama changed the following:

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                  Status|UNCONFIRMED               |NEW
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Aug 23 11:48:10 +0000 
2007 -------
Yes, I'm able to confirm this issue.

After comparision of the documents the table is marked as "redline deletion".
When the change tracking is accepted, this table will be deleted. The root cause
is the SwUndoDelete object which is created at that moment. The constructor of
SwUndoDelete does not handle the given selection (starting with the table,
ending _behind_ the table) correctly. It sets its member variable nNdDiff to the
wrong value -1 instead of the correct value of 0. When the undo action is
performed it uses this wrong value and tries to access a node outside the
SwNodes array => crash.

The SwUndoDelete::SwUndoDelete method has to become more sophisticated to handle
even such a selection correctly without breaking any other selections!

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