Hi Dov-
You were right on the money about the lines...Turns out they were graphic lines..why they are there....I don't know...so I just deleted them.

There was also a clear graphic box there that I wouldn't have seen if the draft mark didn't show it.

Thanks again for shedding the light!
:-) Joan

>>> Dov Isaacs <isaacs@Adobe.COM> 12/15 12:26 PM >>>
What do you mean by the "PDF watermark 'DRAFT'"? Are
you referring to the rubber stamp feature of Acrobat 4
or perhaps the AdobePS 4.x driver feature that provides
a "watermark" on each page? In the latter case, the driver
puts the "watermark" text either completely underneath
or on top of the rest of the page marks. If you have
chosen the "underneath" option, perhaps there are some
white lines on your master page that you are not aware of?
Would be interested in (a) the original FrameMaker file,
(b) the generated PostScript that goes to distillation,
and (c) the resultant PDF. That way we can check out what
is going on.

- Dov


At 12/15/99 08:56 AM , Joan Thomas wrote:
>Dear Framers & PDF ers':
>Has anyone ever experienced streaks in the PDF watermark 'DRAFT'?
>When I generate a PDF from Framemaker 5 + using distiller & have the DRAFT watermark option selected, for some reason on some Even pages the word DRAFT has white streaks in it. I have tried to edit the watermark, but still get the same result. The white streaks show up online and in the printed version.
>
>Can anyone help?
>Thanks!
>Joan :-)

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