Getting rid of raster image border

Our customer wants their logo on the drawings we are supplying, that isn't
a problem except the background of the image is white and should blend into
the drawing. When inserted as a raster image AutoCad adds a black border
line around the image. Is there a way to make these lines white or remove
them. Temporarily I changed the line font to dot and a scale of 40 but that
leaves a dot in each corner. May not show on a drawing but if he wants to
be picky then I don't know what to do. Any suggestions.

Corey

 

Is the image frame turned off?

 

IMAGEFRAME --> Off
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Well I failed to mention that it is in AutoCAD 2000 i am not sure that was
an option. If so it should be in the properties window right. I can't find
it anyway.

Corey

 

simple enough that worked

thanks

 

it looks like TFRAMES toggles it on and off also.

Corey

 

While the IMAGEFRAME variable is the main way to turn image frames on
or off, I found that I was toggling that variable a lot because you
need the frame on to be able to move or stretch the frame.

I eventually came up with a similar solution to you... I set the
lintype to Dot and adjusted the linetypescale till the number of dots
was acceptable. The other thing I did was to set the color to 255 ...
which is a very light grey.

I should also add that you can also change the display order for the
picture so that the picture is underneath other items.

Joe

 

Is the image frame turned off?

via IMAGEFRAME, in case you were wondering.