This sounds like stitching which is the border of where the transparency is flattened. If you export your PDF using Acrobat 5 or higher compatibility, these lines will not exist.

Further, they shouldn't print to a high resolution device such as a press, but they could show up on a desktop printer.

The Photoshop team have removed some of the plugin but many are still available. Check out this KB article. https://kb2.adobe.com/cps/405/k…..05072.html

There are links to Win and Mac versions of additional plugins.

You can't turn it off, but the highlighting only works with a selection tool. So, you can hold down any key that would switch the tools to a non-selection tool such h for the hand tool. Since the tools are springloaded when you release the h key, you'll be back to the selection tool. That would keep the frame edges from hightlighting.

I've seen some rather heated remarks about this over the last few months and I have to say, I love this feature. It makes things so much easier to find and select but I understand that some of you would like to at least be able to have it as an option.

If so, you can let Adobe know here: https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform&promoid=EWQQL

Having seen a demo (thanks, Tim) I'll confirm that it is most certainly something you should look at.

If you apply object styles containing the justification you would be able to synchronize that object style accross all of the documents.

The maximum size is 216″x216″ so you're well within that range.

Try holding down opt (Mac) or alt (Win) key in combination with Pageup/Pagedown

Bob

If you have to send an INX file you'll need to go back to CS4.