Hello everyone,
I know that when working with an inline graphic it is best to pull a
.pdf graphic. However, I have some templates where I need to maintain
the transparent pixels. When I save my inline graphic as a .pdf the
transparent pixels turn to white for paper. This creates problems when I
need to layer inline graphic images.
Has anyone else experienced this same issue? Have you found a workable
solution?
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Nicola DosSantos
Ambit Press / Minuteman Press of Cambridge
Five Cambridge Center
Cambridge, MA 02142
Tel: 617.876.3688
Fax: 617.876.3896
www.ambitpress.com
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