Have you tried adjusting the top and bottom margin settings in the CSS?

First of all, anyone with “inside information” would be violating an NDA by posting it publicly. Secondly, perhaps you'd get a bit more in the wasy of help if you actually explained what bug you were referring to.

You'd need to do this as a multi state object. The default state should be an empty frame and the second state would be your large image. Now comes the real trick. The large image should have a close button added to the graphic in Photoshop.

Finally. create an empty frame and convert it to a button. Place that above the close area of the large image and set that to go back to your original state.

Roland, send it to me and I'll get it back to INX for you.

Bob (bob AT theindesignguy DOT com)

BTW, if you opt/alt + click the one layer you want visible, you'll hide the others.

Would you be creating new pages? If so, you either use auto page numbers or a numbered list paragraph style.

Just to avoid confusion…I know David meant transparency is not flattened in ACROBAT 5.

Now, a few points…X/1-a is used in pretty old workflows. A modern printer should have no problem with transparency.

Instead of exporting the pages one at a time, export the entire file and then use the extract pages command in Acrobat to chop them up. But that brings us back to this printer. A modern printer should have no problem taking a multi-page PDF with live transparency in it. Why not have a chat with your printer and find out just exactly why he' requiring you do this.

Don't tell us, tell Adobe <g>

https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform