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found the culprit. It's this setting. The default seems to be "unsupported properties". This ends up drawing that jagged micro edge, regardless if I scale items or not. But when I change that setting to Nothing or to Everything, the exports are clean. No micro-edges. LL Print Pattern.afdesign LL Print Pattern test unsupported.pdf LL Print Pattern test everything.pdf LL Print Pattern test nothing.pdf LL Print Pattern test scaled nothing.pdf LL Print Pattern test scaled everything.pdf LL Print Pattern test scaled unsupported.pdf

Here's a screen shot close up of the pdf that's exported. Drew some arrows pointing to the issue. It's the same pdf I posted above. This situation isn't unique to this file btw. And If I follow the exact same process but using adobe software, the problem doesnt show.

I'm not referring to the outside edge of the board. I'm referring to the individual little icons. Let me see if I can get s screen shot.

When exporting a file into PDF format, or JPEG, the export shows edges of items within that file, specially is items are scaled. For example, in attached file, the eyelash icons export with a visible micro white edge around some blocks. This has been a problem for several versions. And it doesn't happen when usign Adobe Illustrator. Help. This is extremely frustrating. LL Print Pattern - scaled.pdf LL Print Pattern.afdesign

It's so strange. In some zoom levels you can't see the line, in some other zoom levels you can. I tried many export settings: -PDF Press Ready -PDF Export -PDF Print -PDF Digital High Quality Also I used Acrobat DC and also used EaseUS PDF editor. Same problem.

Short and sweet. Any ideas on how to correct this would be amazing! A) I have a PDF with no objects below the green circle. Clean. B) I had to expand the canvas and moved objects after rasterizing it. C) Then I re-exported as PDF D) To my surprise some lines showed up around area from where I selected to move AFTER exporting as PDF. They didn't show in Affinity Photo. I replicate the issue in the following screenshots: Original File: Sample selection and moving of objects. You can see where the selection was because of those black spotty lines. BACKGROUND color was white in Affinity Photo BTW, not like the canvas was black.