What are transparencies?
Transparencies are objects or images that are partially transparent. This creates a partially transparent surface around the design. These occur when the document is not properly flattened before printing.
Not properly flattened
This is an example of how transparency looks when the document is not properly flattened. A field is visible around the text.
Properly flattened
Here, the document is properly flattened, and therefore no surface is visible around the text.
How do I avoid transparencies?
To prevent transparencies, it is important that the document is properly flattened. You can find out how to do this here.
