Re: How to keep imported graphic intact?

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From: Kelly_Vaughn
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2009 21:23

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InDesign can do what you want. It has native transparency, and you have have separate transparency and effect setting for the text, the text frame, the stroke around the text frame...and so on.

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