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  1. DennisBB
    Hi, I've found that some render errors from embedded documents are also visible after the export to jpeg. Especially when resized. The errors seem to be the borders of the embedded document. I attached the complete project I tested it with, including screenshots of the export settings. Maybe I set/did something wrong, although I didn't change anything except the pixel dimensions. I'm rather new to this photo editing stuff and watched a lot of the tutorials, which were really helpfull by the way. Greetings Dennis Test.zip
  2. CraigL
    To reproduce: 1. In AP, add a mask to a light-colored JPG so it has transparent edges. Save as an AP doc. 2. Drag the AP doc's Finder icon onto a dark-colored AD doc. Result: AP doc appears as an embedded doc in the AD doc. It is bordered by a thin light-colored line. The border hairline is actually the color of the original image behind the mask. The border line remains despite zooming or resizing, and appears in exported JPGs. Work-around: Apply a rectangular vector mask to the embedded AP doc, inset just slightly from the object's edges. Designer: 1.4 Photo: 1.4 Mac OS: 10.11.2 Apart from this, wonderful software! Thanks for looking into this, Craig.
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