Photoshop Images displaying a horizontal line

Framemaker 10 - Photoshop files (PSD) that I import (File -> Import -> File -> Copy into document) into my master pages are all displaying a horizontal line on the right side of the image. The line is not in the original image. Does anyone know what is causing this anomoly? Thanks Chris.

Hello Everyone,
I'm having the same issue with the vertical line appearing on the right side of my .psd image in FrameMaker, but only when it is printed to .PDF.
Here are some of the things I've tried:
Checked the .psd image for layers and found none. Therefore, it can't be flattened.
Zoomed in on the right side to see if I have any phantom pixels, but have found none.
Used the trim tool (Image>Trim). Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
Tried saving as a pdf instead of printing to .pdf, but it still has the line.
The line reminds me of the "track edits" line that appears in the left margin of the text when tracking edits in FrameMaker. If I save the Photoshop image as an .eps file with Tiff preview and then print to .pdf from FrameMaker, the line isn't there. Has anyone figured out if it's a FrameMaker, Photoshop, or Acrobat thing?
Thanks,
Peg

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