You may also want to post to the Adobe Acrobat group because the
problem seems to actually be how the PDF is printed... although I
agree that the creation process may be a contributing factor.
If you want to play in Frame, you might want to try selecting the
graphic and/or frame, depending on how you placed it, and setting the
rule value of each to your background color. But that's just a guess
to test.
Art
Art Campbell
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On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 8:21 AM, Ulrike Forsberg (UFO) <ufo at thrane.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I work with FM 8.0p277 on a PC.
>
> I have a coloured background in my FM document and have added an image
> with the same background colour (to make the inserted image look
> 'transparent') by reference. I have no line around the image, just a
> fill with the same RGB code as the background color in the FM document.
> Everything looks fine in FM, the contours of the inserted file are
> invisible. I produce a pdf file, everthing is fine, no contours around
> the inserted image visible. When I print the pdf, there is a fine white
> contour line around the inserted graphic, any suggestions how I can get
> rid of it? I tried to check the object properties, without success.
>
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks,
>
> Ulrike Forsberg
> Technical writer
>
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