Error in printing? White boxes around text?

Right now I'm experencing a problem with printing in
Flashpaper. In my company we're converting brochures over into
Flashpaper as a test. Everything converts over smoothly until we do
a print test. What we're seeing in our print outputs is any area
that contains text on top of a image you'll get an white box around
the text. Although when you view the flashpaper on the monitor you
don't see that white box around the text. It appears that during
print process the text fields retain a white box and doesn't set it
to be transparent.
Has anyone else encountered this problem? And is there a way
around this?

HI
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problem or worse.
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> Hi, I know this is a basic question but it's causing me
a lot of grief.
> When I place images on coloured backgrounds, they have
white boxes
> around them. Is the only way to get around this to
manipulate the
> image itself in photoshop? I've tried this but it still
doesn't look
> right - there are jagged edges. Or I've tried giving the
image the
> same colour background in photoshop so it blends, but
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> edge. How do others handle this? Some expert advice
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> great to have.
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