Problem plotting to Adobe Acrobat with embedded raster image

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Ingo Kuenzel, Jan 20, 2004.

  1. Ingo Kuenzel

    Ingo Kuenzel Guest

    When I try to create a .pdf file with an embedded raster image (normally
    black and white) using Adobe Acrobat, the resulting .pdf image always has a
    thin frame around the original imported raster image (even though imageframe
    is turned off). When I play with the plot settings (e.g. raster graphics
    settings, resolution, etc.), even more spurious lines show up.

    The problem started with 2000 and still occurs in 2004. Does anybody have
    any ideas on how to get rid of these lines?
     
    Ingo Kuenzel, Jan 20, 2004
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