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Is there a way when you bring in an image to not have it print the border of the image? For example, if I scanned an image of a floor plan and it has a white background and brought it in as a raster image... When I go to plot it, it prints the image just fine, but has a border around the image that I don't want to show up. Is there anyway to keep that from showing up when I print, but still print the image? Thanks.
Is
there a way when you bring in an image to not have it print the border of the
image? For example, if I scanned an image of a floor plan and it has a white
background and brought it in as a raster image... When I go to plot it, it
prints the image just fine, but has a border around the image that I don't
want to show up. Is there anyway to keep that from showing up when I print,
but still print the image? Thanks.
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