White ruling on Frame tables/

[Art Campbell]

Is this happening only in the Frame screen display, or in PDFs, or hard
print, or all of the above?

Art Campbell
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On Sun, Dec 6, 2009 at 2:55 AM, Fernan M. Dominguez <fdoming at infocon.com>wrote:

> Hi,
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> I would appreciate any help or advice about  an issue I have just
> noticed with FrameMaker under Windows. I am using version 9 under Vista,
> but I have checked that what I describe here also applies to versions 6
> through 8 under XP.
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> I need to create a table with white horizontal ruling lines and black
> borders around the entire table. (The cells' background is in a shade of
> gray.)
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> *         If I select a single line for the black border, the white
> horizontal ruling lines are drawn completely across the vertical border
> lines.
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> *         If I select a double line for the border, the white horizontal
> lines are superimposed by a pixel or two over the first vertical border
> line. This superposition is more evident when the document is printed to
> PDF.
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> In both cases the table general appearance is strange to say the least.
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> Is there a way to draw white ruling lines that do not cross the table
> border lines?
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> Thank you very much,
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> Fernan M. Dominguez
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