Benson Shaw Posted August 20, 2011 Share Posted August 20, 2011 Images copied or ported out of VW always end up with a border of some kind. Where do they come from? VW? MacOS? Other? In a new blank VW file. 1:1 scale Draw a rectangle, black line & green fill, 5 or 6 inches on an edge. Duplicate and scale to .5, change fill of dupe to black. The drawing now displays a black rectangle with a wide green border. 1. In VW, Select/Copy the black rectangle to clipboard. Open Apple Preview File>New from Clipboard Image has a white border, all sides. Where did that come from? Test part of this new image in Preview: Activate select tool, marquee inside the black area & Copy to clipboard File>New from Clipboard ---No white border! 2. In VW, Select/Copy the black rectangle to clipboard. Open Graphic Converter (mine is v4.9.2) File>New>Image with Clipboard Image has a white border. ??? Why?? Test part of this new image in GC: Activate select tool, marquee inside the black area & Copy to clipboard File>New>Image with Clipboard ---No white border! 3. In VW Export>Image File>Marquee >DragSnap diagonal corners>Save to JPG Open the JPG in Preview or GC Result has green border on two edges. Just a pixel or two. 4. In VW Select/Copy the black rectangle Open Apple Mail>New Message>Click/Paste in message area. Result is an attached PDF. Drag the PDF to Preview or GC See the border. (too bad there is not a PDF Export Selection option) Same results pasting into PowerPoint. No Photoshop, so did not try. Borderless would be greatly preferred. -B Quote Link to comment
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