Chart Prints With a Border

I am using Crystal 11 over a Citrix connection. I have two pie charts in the report footer section, with one partially overlapping the other one. I have it set up to show the pie of each chart, but only one legend. When I print to two different local printers, the top-layered chart prints a border even though the border setting is set to none. If I make the lower-layered chart the top chart, then IT prints with a border and the other one no longer has a border. If I export the report as a .PDF and then print the .PDF, both charts print without a border as they should. If I export as a Crystal Report and then print it using the Crystal Reports installed on my hard drive, both charts again print correctly.
I've tried putting a white border around the chart, but that didn't help. If I put a non-white border around the chart, that border surrounds the border that shouldn't be appearing. I've searched the web and this newsgroup, but haven't found any references to this problem.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I guess I should have played with it a little bit longer. While I wouldn't say it's working as designed there is a workaround. I went into Chart -> Format Background... (which can also be accessed via right-clicking the chart). The border was set to transparent, but the fill foreground color was set to white. When I made the foreground color transparent as well, then the border disappeared when printing. I'm not sure why a white background with a transparent border was making the border appear, but I am now getting the desired results.
Hopefully someone else will gain from this if they have a similar problem.

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