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Article #183Re: Images sometimes have a black border
From: Stephen_J._Peters
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 12:34
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 12:34
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Thank you Art. I have looked at images that have the border and those that don't and they all have a border set 1.0. I did see a tip somewhere that the border pen pattern should be set to 'None'. I found that option tucked away on the Tools pallete, but forcing it to "None" didn't change anything for me. I have tried your option of printing to Adobe PDF, and the result is still the same. Incidentally, is there any functional difference in the output from the two PDF methods (printing the book to Adobe PDF or using the Save As PDF option)?
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