Unwanted hairlines around graphics in pdfs created by FM11

[Mike Wickham]

Have you zoomed into the PDF to see if the hairline is still there? 
Acrobat sometimes creates display artifacts, depending on zoom level. 
They only appear on screen at low zoom levels and don't print. 
Presumably, they are rounding errors, where Acrobat rounds something up 
to display as one pixel, rather than rounding it down to zero.

You might also try selecting the anchored frame that holds the graphic 
and setting the fill pattern to none.

Mike Wickham

On 7/22/2013 12:12 PM, Robert CH Shell wrote:
> Dear Framers:
> I am stuck once more.
> I am printing a single file to pdf via the .ps route.
> However, I am finding that each and every graphic (all jpgs below 250kb) is
> surrounded by a thin white INDELIBLE HAIRLINE.
> No hairlines are visible in FM 11
> I cannot find the answer in the manual or the lists.
> A few Google hits suggest that it occurs in the flattening process but not
> specific to FM
> I am quite certain it is in the print settings, but I have become dizzy
> changing them.
>
> I am printing using the Smallest File Size option
>
> Rob
> PC
> 8 Gbyte
> 3 terrabyte drives
> Windows 7
> 64 bit
> TCS 4
> Creative suite CS4
> Flash Professional
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