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Frame Fill Showing on Export
I use InDesign for wedding album creation. I make a bunch of spread templates that I choose from to make the album.
So I can easily see the number of photos on a page and where to drop the photos in the spread, I make the empty frames with a bright green fill color. I have no stroke selected on the frame, and I have the frame set to auto-fit/fill-proportionately.
In InDesign and when I export the spreads as JPEG’s, I can see a small, probably 1 pixel line across the top and bottom of the photo when I view at 100%.
I can fix this by selecting the frames after designing the album and changing the frame fill to being blank…but this is tedious and I don’t know why it is even showing.
Anyone have any ideas on how to help? If you want me to send over a InDesign file to look at it…I can do this.
If the forum allows links, here is a crop showing the green line on the bottom of the photo. You can clearly see it on the bottom right of the frame where there is white in the photo.
*I have searched Google and this forum but found nothing when searching. THANKS FOR ANY HELP!
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Simple test:
Can you export as pdf and see if you have the same problem? I don’t know if pdfs fit into your workflow though.Not so simple solution:
Duplicate the green boxes onto a new layer and set the fill to none. (Make sure this new layer is above the green boxes layer.) Then make the layer with the green boxes non-printing by double clicking on the layer name and deselecting the check box “Print Layer”Depending on how many spreads and templates that you have this could take a bit of time. Sorry.
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