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April 12, 2010 at 1:43 am #55489
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You've got a white outline above your green, the white is set to overprint.

But the white that is above the green is a fraction smaller than the green, so when printed without overprint turned on, the white knocks out the green and leaves you with what looks like an outline.

Why is there white over the green in the first place? It should not be set to overprint in most cases.

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