Border problems

I have just upgraded to Acrobat Pro 11 and am experiencing problems with the appearance of table borders when I convert my Word document to pdf. The top border does not appear at all, and there are small gaps in each of the column borders.
Is there a fix? or a setting I need to change?

it doesn't dissolve, it wipes.
go to Effects > Video Transitions > Quicktime > Gradient Wipe
add it where you need it in the timeline, then double click the transition in the timeline to load it into the viewer
now go to Effects > Video Generators > Render and drag the "Clouds" item and drop it on the "Matte" image well of the video generator
add a bit of edge blur and you're set
it won't be exactly the same and won't have the colored edges, but its quick and its free.
there's a tutorial all about gradient wipes on Larry Kordan's excellent website:
http://www.larryjordan.biz/articles/ljgradwipe.html
if you have money to spend you can always try the "Softwipe" in CGM's DVE Vol 1 set
http://www.cgm-online.com/eiperle/cgm_e.html#dve1
cheers
Andy

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Image border problem using JAI

I've written some very simple code to scale an image down to a small
thumbnail in JPG format but the quality is quite horrible. Is there a way of making it look nicer?
src = JAI.create("fileload","filepath")
ParameterBlock params = new ParameterBlock();
params.addSource(src);
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params.add(yScale);//y scale factor
params.add(0.0F);//x translate
params.add(0.0F);//y translate
params.add(Interpolation.getInstance(Interpolation.INTERP_NEAREST));
dest = JAI.create("scale", params,null);
I switched to InterpolationBicubic, instead of Interpolationnearest the quality was much better but the resulting image contained borders.
could some one tell me is there any other way to get better and nicer results.

Yes you can fix the border problem by setting a render hint to change the way the borders are handled. Something like the following will do the trick.
You can also use BORDER_WRAP instead of BORDER_COPY, both seem to have a similar result. Mind you I am still very dissapointed with the quality of the bicubic resampling in JAI, but at least this will fix the problem with the borders.
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Image border problem

Hoping someone can help with a pesky border problem. I'm
working on a Mac and have no problem creating a thin, off-white
border (2 pixels) around an image and everything seems fine. But
after posting, the border acts like a rollover and changes colour
as if it was a link, which it isn't, and I don't want it to change.
Even worse, the border shows purple or blue on a PC.
Thanks much.

Sorry forgot the link:
http://www.ampsoft.net/webdesign-l/WindowsMacFonts.html
"Miguel" <[email protected]> escribió en el
mensaje de noticias
news:g7rlj6$qct$[email protected]..
> Hi again.
>
> Only one advice. Don´t use fonts which can´t
be seen for everybody but
> those which have that particular font installed in their
systems.
>
> In this link you can see the common fonts of windows and
Mac.
>
> "Miguel" <[email protected]> escribió en el
mensaje de noticias
> news:g7rl6u$q4f$[email protected]..
>> Hi.
>> You could set a tag in your css.
>>
>> img {
>> border: 2px solid #FFFFFF;
>> }
>>
>> This will put a 2 pixels border with white color
around all images.
>> In the HOME page where the image have a grey border
you can change the
>> border color.
>> Also, have do you notice that in your home page you
have the color of
>> your paragraph in black, like the background? this
make impossible to
>> read it.
>>
>>
>> "markham5656" <[email protected]>
escribió en el mensaje de
>> noticias news:g7qg76$h5b$[email protected]..
>>> Hoping someone can help with a pesky border
problem. I'm working on a
>>> Mac and
>>> have no problem creating a thin, off-white
border (2 pixels) around an
>>> image
>>> and everything seems fine. But after posting,
the border acts like a
>>> rollover
>>> and changes colour as if it was a link, which it
isn't, and I don't want
>>> it to
>>> change. Even worse, the border shows purple or
blue on a PC.
>>> Thanks much.
>>>
>>
>

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I have 3 panels like
A
B
C
and the C panel has a Mouse Listener that on a mouseEntered creates a border around the same panel and on a mouseExited clears that border.
When this border is created the A and B panels go up a little bit .. they move alone when the border is created.
Is there any way to fix this problem? Is there any way to get the panels static?
the code is close to the following:
import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.event.MouseListener;
import java.awt.event.MouseEvent;
import javax.swing.BorderFactory;
import javax.swing.border.Border;
import javax.swing.border.TitledBorder;
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gbc.fill = gbc.BOTH;
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gbc.weightx = 0.8;
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import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.border.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
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SWF Export, no font showing in Acrobat and zoom border problem (Acrobat & Reader) - Indesign CS6

Hi Everyone,
If anyone could help me on this that would be great, I've spent hours on the forums and manuals to no avail.
I'm making an interactive PDF brochure in Indesign for one of our new products and I'm having issues (actual or perceived??!!) with the SWF export and PDF creation. I'm placing animations and video in the INDD, exporting it as an SWF (with the text option as Flash Classic Text) and then opening the SWF (not importing to a word doc or anything, just opening the SWF) with Acrobat using the advanced options to import the video resources and to enable the content when the page is opened. I then save the file as a PDF. In the PDF everything works as it should, the animations, the buttons, the video plays and so on. Great.. hmm not quite.
The trouble I am having is that all the content of the SWF when viewed in Acrobat seems to be getting rasterised/flattened - is this correct? After the SWF is opened, Acrobat indicates no fonts in the fonts tab in the document properties so when the SWF is zoomed in Acrobat, or the saved PDF in Reader, the font gets pixelated and the document is not searchable/text can not be highlighted. The images are not selectable either - it is as if the entire page has been flattened to one image. Is there a way to stop this so that the SWF opened with Acrobat retains the font and individual images like a normal PDF? Do I have to open the SWF in Flash first to set some parameters or something? Is there something I am doing wrong when exprting the SWF from Indesign? I think I have tried about every possible export combination. When I open the .HMTL (exported at the same time as the SWF from Indesign) in a browser, the same happens. All the animations work but the text appears to be rasterised/flattened/not searchable. Sorry if I'm not using the correct terminology.
I have tried importing the SWF back into another new INDD and exporting that as an interactive PDF but then the video does not work. I suppose I could try exporting all the individual animations as SWFs, importing them all and trying to get them to work with the video but I can see that will take quite some time and does not seem to be a guaranteed solution from what I have read on the forums - video playback being the issue.
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Best,
Emily

Hi All,
I have now pretty much solved all the issues by creating the SWF in Flash rather than Indesign. I would advise anyone looking to create an interative PDF with animation and interactivity to go with Flash from the start. While Flash is a little more involved to create the same effects as Indesign, the extra time taken will ensure a more controllable and better looking PDF in terms of text quality, scalability and so on. Plus you will not spend days trying to get video to work along side imported SWF etc in Indesign. One of the best controls in Flash is being able to set the stage.scaleMode for the document so the PDF still looks crisp when zooming, no white borders etc. So, create the .fla, export to .SWF, open the .SWF with Acrobat, modify the advanced settings to enable start on page load and save as a PDF. If you don't know Flash, I didn't a couple of days ago, watch a couple of tutorials on Youtube.. buttons, tweens, embedding video and you'll be ready. Don't be put off by ActionScript, there are really handy Code Snippets in CS6 that do all the heavy lifting for you.
Sorry Indesign!
Best,
Em

White border problem when zooming with SWF in PDF

Hi Everyone,
I have posted my original querry in the Indesign forum:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/5176893#5176893
I'm having problems with zooming whedn trying to create a PDF with SWF inserted.. at certain levels of zoom I get a white border on the left and right of the document which squashes the content into the middle and makes it a little pixelated. I also get a thin white border on the right when zooming out. Does anyone have any ideas where I might be going wrong?
Thanks,
Em

Not wishing to be rude, but that workflow is not supposed to be used that way.
InDesign's ability to export SWFs is intended for showing the file in a Web page, and Acrobat's ability to embed SWFs is only intended for small annotations placed within the pages of a conventional PDF file. By placing the entire Layout as a SWF you are in effect playing the entire thing as a movie in Flash Player - all the advantages of the PDF format are completely lost, there is no vector-rendering of any content or text, and users will find it very hard to understand what's going on (the navigation buttons in Acrobat or Reader will not work, text is not searchable or accessible, multiple pages cannot be printed, etc.).
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Crystal Report Viewer and border problems

Post Author: catalinandrei00
CA Forum: Deployment
Hello there, I've created an report and I've added borders for the fields in the report (Right click on the field > Format Object -> Border -> Choose for the 4 margins the line-style single). The report is correctly exported to different formats (.doc, .pdf, .xls). My problem is that when I display the report in an ASP.NET 2.0 page using an Crystal Report Viewer the report is correctly shown but the borders don't appear.My question is why the borders don't appear in the Crystal Report Viewer? Thanks for helping for solving this issue. It's very important.Catalin

Hello catalinandrei00
I have the exact opposite problem as yours.
I am using integrated crystal reports with Visual Studio 2005 and I have put a Crystal Viewer on a web page.
First I also had the same problem like yours and then in one of the post i found a solution for this. Hope it will work for you too. here it is :-
Just remove the following line from your aspx page.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
Now regarding my problem. My problems is that now i can view the borders and everything correctly in the viewer but when i try to print the report it automatically exports to Adobe first and BAM!!! the format disappears. Though if i export to word Doc format it export perfectly fine with all the borders and everything
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Printing border problem

After upgrading to Photoshop 7 and then to CS, I have had a problem with borders when printing with an Epson Stylus photo 1270. The borders are consistantly larger on the bottom when printing vertical and are larger on the right side of the picture when printing horizontal. Epson said that it is not a problem with the printer if borders are good when printing with other programs, which they are. Seems to be no way to adjust the borders in the print preview. Still occurrs when adjusting size to the print media . Can anyone help?

I have a similar problem with an Epson L800 photo printer. 4x6 borderlees prints leave a border on the right hand side and the bottom. I took it to Epson and they printed by selecting the picture in windows explorer and right clicking. Select preview and print from there. it worked fine ... but not from photoshop.

Linked Image Border Problems

This just started happening, and I can't figure out how or
how to fix it. When I open up a blank HTML page, insert an image,
then add a link to the image, DW automatically inserts a solid
border around the image. The border property is blank, where it
used to default to 0. I can manually change the border to 0 and it
gets rid of the border...but this is a pain to do for every single
linked image! Does anyone know what the problem is or how to fix
it? It used to automatically default to 0. I am using the latest DW
included with CS3.

> When I open up a blank HTML page, insert an image, then
add a link to the
> image, DW
> automatically inserts a solid border around the image.
This is actually default browser behaviour which DW is
emulating with the
code it's been given.
>The border property is
> blank, where it used to default to 0. I can manually
change the border to
> 0 and
> it gets rid of the border...but this is a pain to do for
every single
> linked
> image!
Pre-CS3, DW automatically inserted the border="0" attribute
into the <img>
tag on every single linked image.
From CS3 onwards, Adobe is dropping HTML formatting
attributes and
encouraging everyone to use CSS.
>Does anyone know what the problem is or how to fix it? It
used to
> automatically default to 0. I am using the latest DW
included with CS3.
The CSS fix is much easier than the previous default to
border="0"
behaviour.
Just add "a img ( border: none; }" (without the quotes) to
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Border problems in table layouts.

This question may seem juniorish at best, but I'll go ahead.
After laying out my page and centering the body, I realized I
wanted a simple border around the entire content. Reason was for
when I viewed it in a higher resolution I felt it was aesthetically
better looking. Adobe does this in it's ages and I having figured
that out yet. I have tried what I know of and cannot find a way to
do this. I have tried a single large table to surround the rest of
the document but it somehow links itself to the other tables and
makes their borders visible when its properties are altered. The
result is boxes all over the place instead of a single border.
Possibly I am using the wrong layout technique. Like I said, I am
new. But, I am willing to problem-solve my way through my
dreamweaver learning.
Thanks,
Jeff

If you've created your page using a table, you can use css to
define a
border around that table instead of inserted everything
inside of another
table.
this may help - shows you how to insert a style into your
stylesheet or into
the head of your document...
http://www.dreamweaverresources.com/tutorials/tableborder.htm
Nadia
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> This question may seem juniorish at best, but I'll go
ahead. After laying
> out
> my page and centering the body, I realized I wanted a
simple border around
> the
> entire content. Reason was for when I viewed it in a
higher resolution I
> felt
> it was aesthetically better looking. Adobe does this in
it's ages and I
> having
> figured that out yet. I have tried what I know of and
cannot find a way
> to do
> this. I have tried a single large table to surround the
rest of the
> document
> but it somehow links itself to the other tables and
makes their borders
> visible
> when its properties are altered. The result is boxes all
over the place
> instead of a single border. Possibly I am using the
wrong layout
> technique.
> Like I said, I am new. But, I am willing to
problem-solve my way through
> my
> dreamweaver learning.
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff
>
>
>

Printing individual slides without border problems

Hello,
I'm trying to print out my slides that I have created in Keynote 9 so each slide will print to A4 width x height constraints(842x595 pixels). I wish to print the slides WITHOUT a border because the slide background has a colour right to the edge of the slide. When I go the print dialogue box, I uncheck ALL options so the preview contains no borders, margins, the slide will print to the edge of the page... great! But.... oh no, wait...... it's not that easy... when I print my fabulous design a border/margin of about 0.5cm all around the sides appear! It's even worse for my client who sees different margins when they print it on their printer. Yes, paper in printer is properly aligned.
Thoughts on why my document has margins appended to all sides when I print is MOST welcome, and how I can stop this will be even MORE welcome.
Cheers

File > Page-Setup > Layout > A4 borderless (admitedly, not all printers will facilitate borderless but at least the template will facilitate it if the option is detected. (thanks Jerry)

Elements 7 Border problems!

Hi, I am new here! I am at my wit's end and have decided to join this forum, hoping to get an answer.
I use Elements 7. Whenever I try to add a simple border to a picture, it ends up looking beveled and gradiated (or maybe feathered?). It is darkest at the outside, then fades to a lighter color inside.
To get a border around a picture, I simply select the picture, go to Select --> Modify --> Border and choose the pixel width I want. Then, I go to
Edit --> Fill Selection and select Normal with 100% Opacity.
Still, I get this horrible beveled border that I do not want. This is what it looks like:
I have been able to get a normal border in the past, but one day it started doing this automatically. I have even uninstalled and reinstalled the program hoping it would fix it, but to no avail.
What am I doing wrong? HELP!
Thanks in advance,
Jenna

Jenna,
Try this:
Open picture
Go to Select>all
Open a new, blank layer at the top of the layers palette
Go to Edit>Sroke outline selection. Select color, place it inside, select width
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Simple border problems with FCP X

I've seen this issue discussed a little on the internet and know I can add a background to the clip to create a border, but with over 300 clips, I would rather create one border and paste it to the other clips!
I cannot for the life of me, understand why FCP X will not put a simple border around all of the edges of a clip, especially when the clip was cropped in Aperature. To me, I wouldn't think it would be able to see the parts of the photo, which were removed prior to being imported into FCP X.
Anyone know of a work around?
Thanks in advance!

Sorry that I'm obviously missing the point you're trying to make.
What size are your photos?
Are they the same size, greater or less than your projecty resolution?
By movements. do you mean that the standard Ken Burns effect in iMovie?
Below is a screenshot of a clip with a shape (rectangle) generator beneath as a connected clip. The entire clip from the primary story line is visible because it's been scaled down. The generator can be made as long in duration as you want. Any number of clips on the primary storyline can be scaled to size by selecting all, copying and pasting attributes.
Russ

HP 3000, Adobe Elements 9 border problems

Using a HP 3000 wireless printer w/ Windows 7 and Adobe Elements9 (trial version). I can't seem to get the image centered on the photo paper. Typically the image is located on the left side of the paper with about 1/2" of unused paper on the right side. Anybody have any ideas? Adobe says its traditionally a printer issue and no matter what I do in Adobe it doesn't correct the issue.

Jasper,
Welcome to the forum.
As Steve points out, MOV is but a "wrapper," and it is what's inside, that matters. The same holds true for AVI's, WMV's, and more. This ARTICLE goes into more detail.
When one begins a Project, at New Project, they need to know the details of their Source Files, and the Project's Preset, chosen at New Project, must match that Source Footage. That is why it is so important to know about that footage - so one can match to it. If you will tell us all about that footage, someone can help you make sure that your Project Preset matches, so that you do not have issues.
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Printing problem with Print Layout Border:

I can't get Pages to recognize the Border: function under Layout when I go to Print. I'm using an HP Photosmart C6280 with Driver Version 2.3.1 (which I believe is the latest version).
It appears that I have everything set up correctly. A month or so ago I had problems printing shadows and two-sided pages. The driver update fixed those problems. So I'm caught between wondering if I've got something set incorrectly or have stumbled across another bug.

MWU,
I received the following response from HP. I use a C7280, so the references here are to that model. You would need to substitute downloads appropriate to your C6280. Their recommendation is obviously quite involved, and it would be your choice as to whether you would want to do all this. I guess some of it depends on balancing your needs with what they suggest. I do not want to go through all this for my own printer, even though I have experienced the same border problem. In these forums, it is important that we only post suggestions that have been tried and evaluated. I have NOT evaluated what they suggest, but I said I would relay to you what they recommended, and that is what I'm doing. Your work-around may be the simpler choice. This is what they wrote:
There are pre-installed generic drivers called Guten drivers within the Macintosh os 10.5 which may be causing the software conflict or corruption leading to this issue. The most effective way of resolving this situation is to remove all files relating to HP printers and then install the latest drivers that are available from the HP website.
You may wish to copy the web address below and paste it to your web browser. This address will take you directly to the most up-to-date drivers for your unit, scroll to Step 3. Obtain Software and press the DOWNLOAD ONLY button.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=mp-55650-2 &lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=3204785&os=219&lang=en
Please copy the web address below and paste it in your web browser's address bar. Once again, scroll to Step 3. Obtain Software and press the DOWNLOAD ONLY button.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=mp-56883-1 &lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=3204785&os=219&lang=en
Please complete the steps below to perform a manual uninstall:
Double-click the Macintosh hard drive (labeled Macintosh HD by default).
Open the Applications folder.
Open the Utilities folder.
Double-click Activity Monitor. The Activity Monitor window should open.
When Activity Monitor opens, look for the following processes:
**NOTE: Not all of these processes may be running.
HP Communications
HP Director
HP Image Zone
HP Trap Monitor
pipedaemon.
HPIO Classic Proxy
HPIO Classic Proxy 2
Hpdot3d
HP AiO Notifications.app
Print daemon
Any other HP or Hewlett-Packard entries
Highlight them one at a time and click the Quit Process icon above.
Click Force Quit to quit the process.
After you quit all of the above items found, close Activity Monitor.
Go back to the Applications folder.
Drag the HP AiO Software or the Hewlett-Packard folder to the Trash.
**NOTE: Some of the files described in the following steps may not be found.
Go back to the Macintosh hard drive.
Open the Library folder.
Open the Application Support folder.
Drag the hp folder to the trash.
Return to the Library folder.
Open the Caches folder.
Drag the following files to the trash:
any files beginning with HP or hp
any files beginning with Hewlett-Packard
any files beginning with com.hp
Go back to the Library folder.
Open the Documentation folder.
Open the Help folder.
Drag Hp Photo and Imaging Help to the trash.
Go back to the Library folder.
Open the Frameworks folder.
Drag the HPServicesInterface.framework to the trash, HPPml.framework and HPSMART.framework
Return to the Library Folder.
Open the Image Capture Folder.
Open the TWAIN Data Sources folder.
Drag the HP All-in-One Scan.ds file to the trash.
Return to the Image Capture folder.
Open the Scripts folder.
Drag the Import and View with iPhoto file to the trash.
Drag the View with HP file to the trash.
Go back to the Library folder.
Open the Preferences folder.
Drag the Hewlett-Packard Preferences folder to the trash.
Drag the HP Registry file to the trash.
Trash any files that begin with com.hp.
Drag the file located at Macintosh HD>Library>Preferences>loginwindow.plist to the desktop. Not removing this file during the manual uninstallation can cause the uninstall to be unsuccessful.
Return to the Library folder.
Open the Printers folder
Double-click the hp folder
Drag the aio folder to the trash.
Drag the cups folder to the Trash
Drag the Frameworks folder to the trash.
Drag the hpio folder to the trash.
Drag pipedaemon to the trash.
Drag Print Daemon to the trash.
Drag the Utilities folder to the trash.
Go back to the Library folder
Open the StartupItems folder.
Drag the HP IO folder to the trash.
Drag the HP Trap Monitor folder to the trash.
Go back to the Macintosh hard drive.
Open the Users folder.
Double-click your username (this should have a symbol of a house next to it).
Open the Library folder.
Open the Preferences folder.
Drag the following files to the trash:
any files beginning with com.apple.print
any files beginning with com.hp
any files beginning with Hewlett-Packard
any files beginning with HP or hp
Return to the Library folder.
Open the Printers folder.
Drag any All-in-One printers listed here to the trash.
Drag any HP icons from the Dock and drop it on an empty space on the desktop. The icon(s) will disappear.
Close all open windows.
Restart the Macintosh.
Empty the Trash.
**NOTE: In order to verify and repair any permissions that might have been affected by this removal of software:
Double-click the Macintosh HD. (by default called Macintosh HD).
Double-click the Applications folder.
Double-click the Utilities folder.
Double-click the Disk Utility.
On the left side, select the Macintosh HD. (It will be indented and usually is the second entry in that list)
On the right side beneath the white box select Verify Disk Permissions.
When you see the message that the Verification is complete, click on Repair Disk Permissions.
This process may take several minutes, afterwards close the Disk Utility by single-clicking the red dot from the trio at the top left of this dialog box.
Now install the software for the printer. If there is other HP hardware that needs to be re-installed we recommend doing so afterwards.
Double-click the downloaded file containing the software for the printer.
Double-click the Installation file; it will be either All-in-One Installer or Vise Installer.
Proceed through the questions asked, if prompted for an account and password this will be the password for the user account you are currently logged into.
Here is an online document that further explains the Setup Assistant which will run after the software has been installed onto the Mac:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/genericDocument?lc=en&cc=us&docname=c00219459
In some situations the All-in-One Setup Assistant will ask you to open the Printer Setup Utility in order to add the printer manually. If prompted with this please do the following:
As the HP All-in-One is connected through a network using Ethernet or wireless:
Click the button labeled Printer Setup Utility.
When the Printer Setup Utility opens, click the Add button.
Click the More Printers button at the bottom; a new dialog box will open.
Now select HP IP Printing from the drop down menu
Select your unit from the list of printers available.
Now you may close the Printer Setup Utility by clicking the red dot at the top-left corner of this window. Complete the installation by registering the product if you have not already done so and choosing whether you wish to see the Product tour or not.
Now double-click on the downloaded Update file and follow the prompts to install it.
We recommend trying both printing and scanning to prove the functionality of both.
**NOTE**
When the updated software has been completely installed and all functions are verified, you may trash the loginwindow.plist as it is no longer required.
This should resolve the issue. If you need further assistance, please reply to this message and we will be happy to assist you further.
I'm back....good luck!
nhuser

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