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problem with drop shadow - LOGO V2A.cdr (0/1)

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Phil

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Apr 15, 2008, 7:08:51 PM4/15/08
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Any advise would be appreciated/

I have put a drop shaod on some lettering in a logo I'm working on in
Corel Draw 12. It looks great on the screen, but when I print it there
is a semi-transpaprent box around the shadow.

How can I get rid of the box and keep the shadow?

The corel file is attached if anyone wants to play with it and see
what the problem is!

TIA

Phil

daytripper

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Apr 15, 2008, 9:18:58 PM4/15/08
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This is a discussion group, so it's unlikely your attempt to attach a file is
going to be widely successful (it didn't make it to Giganews). You might stick
the file up in some publicly accessible web space - perhaps your Cogeco
account provides for same...

/daytripper

CraigM

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Apr 16, 2008, 8:32:30 AM4/16/08
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It's probably a function of your printer driver. Easiest solution would be
to break the drop shadow group apart, select the drop shadow (now called a
lens) and the orange background and convert them to a single bitmap so there
is no transparency.

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Hunter Elliott

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Apr 16, 2008, 10:29:15 AM4/16/08
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"CraigM" <a...@b.com> wrote in message
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> It's probably a function of your printer driver. Easiest solution would be
> to break the drop shadow group apart, select the drop shadow (now called a
> lens) and the orange background and convert them to a single bitmap so
> there is no transparency.

Craig's correct - that's pretty much what has to be done in Draw (and
Adobe's apps for that matter, too). Dropshadows are usually rendered as
bitmaps and to get the transparency to print properly, you need to flatten
it all to a single bitmap.


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