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Re: Rotated image/frame issue

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From: Van_Kurtz
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2009 14:14
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Art,

You gave me the same recommendation about rotating the frame instead of the image (in my case, a CCITTG4 image). It worked only halfway: the image was NOT cropped on the top (the right side of the image when unrotated) but WAS cropped on the bottom.

Likewise, I tried the resolution change posted by Sheila, but it also did not work.

We are using the workaround of creating a PDF, but bugs like this should be corrected.

Van
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