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Home > Forums > Programmers > Graphics and Publishing > Adobe: Illustrator Forum

noob question - how to remove dotted lines around selected objectHelpful Member! 

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SirGTek (TechnicalUser)
12 May 11 16:04
I've got an document with several versions of a logo. When I click on each logo there is a large dotted box that appears and I'm not sure what it is or how to get rid of it.

Take a look at the attachment and let me know what you think it is...

ps - I blacked out the logo so it's just black boxes, but the dotted line can still be seen.
Helpful Member!  apepp (TechnicalUser)
14 May 11 11:52

...the dotted lines are purely visual and indicate the print areas which is set in the page setup of the "file > print" dialog...

...the size of this dotted area relates to the page size and print tiling set in the print dialog...

...choose "view > hide print tiling" will get rid of them on screen...

andrew

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SirGTek (TechnicalUser)
16 May 11 9:43
Excellent - thanks for the answer!

It's such a simple thing, but when you don't know is causing the "issue" it can be frustrating - thanks again for the help!


Steve
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