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Line around art

Sep 17, 2012 6:51 AM

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When we PDF our documents raster line art has cut lines around or beside them if you zoom in they go away and they also do not print. what is cause this. Our customer does not want to see them.

322 Views   5 Replies   Latest reply: Bill@VT, Sep 18, 2012 7:52 AM
 
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  • Steve Werner
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    1. Steve Werner,
    Sep 17, 2012 9:47 AM   in reply to bairrg
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    This blog post gives an explanation:

     

    http://www.pfl.com/swl

     

    Basically, by choosing an Acrobat PDF format that forces transparency to be flattened, the lines are the result.

     
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  • bairrg
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    2. bairrg,
    Sep 17, 2012 11:12 AM   in reply to Steve Werner
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    Our lines aren't white they are black and only happen with rater images (tif)

     
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  • Steve Werner
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    3. Steve Werner,
    Sep 17, 2012 4:59 PM   in reply to bairrg
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    What PDF settings do you use? In particular, what is the version of Acrobat compatibility used when creating the PDF file.

     

    The sample I showed in the blog posting was a raster image.

     
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  • bairrg
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    4. bairrg,
    Sep 18, 2012 3:48 AM   in reply to Steve Werner
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    Most of our content is in xml and we output using Antenna House we use a mix of vector and rastor art we only have problems with the raster images

    On output it defaults to PDF1.4. But this problem started when we went from 6 to 7, presently we use Acrobat 9 Pro

     

    Presentation1.gif

     
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    5. Bill@VT,
    Sep 18, 2012 7:52 AM   in reply to bairrg
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    It is not clear how you are creating the PDF and I think that is the current question. It sounds like you are using a feature of the software and not Acrobat. If you are using Acrobat, in the printer preferences there is a settings tab with a settings file denoted. That is the quetion that was asked. It might be useful if you post a sample page of the PDF. Also, what version of AA9 are you using, currently at 9.5.2?

     
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