Re: Images sometimes have a black border

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From: Art Campbell
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 12:10

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Check...

Make sure that borders didn't accidentally get set in Frame. I believe a 1 pt border is the default setting.

AND, a couple of basic settings:
 * Set your system default printer to Adobe PDF
 * Try using Print to print to the Adobe default printer. Make sure that, on the Print dialog box, that you don't have the PrintToFile checkbox checked.

Art

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