Make a white background with white object is possible? without shadow!

i m contributor photographer in most microstock, i try to make a white backgournd with white object but with lightroom 4 it isn't possible, i think the program have probelm to select white object and white background, i see internet site microstock and there isn't a good photo.
http://it.fotolia.com/id/72385192
there is a little shadow, i don't want this!
can you help me?
thanks,
francesco.

You can't change it within the OS. There may be some apps which will do it. Search Dock on MacUpdate.
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