Re: How to apply a semi-transparent background to a text box

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From: Arnis_Gubins
Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:26

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Gay,

You need to set the fill for your text frame to None. It is set to
White (hence opaque) by default.

This also applies to imported graphics, especially eps files. The
background fill is set to White by default, but if you select the
graphic and change the fill to None, then you will see objects that
are underneath/behind the graphic.

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