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Old 07-05-2007, 06:06 PM   #1
zoltan
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Default Fading Problem with JPG over vector
Hi,
I have a jpg with a black background, sitting on top of a black vector square. The problem is that when I fade it in our out, the jpg seems to fade out at a different rate than the vector black, so you end up seeing the edges where the JPG overlaps. Is there any way to avoid this??

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