Powerpoint to pdf transparency question

I have a powerpoint document that has several boxes with 76% transparency on the boxes (instead of 100% blue, the transparency is 76%). I put text in the box in (the text is 100%). When I create a pdf of the file, wherever I have a box with transparency, there is a "grid" that shows behind the box. I have tried changing several settings, but the grid is still there. Does anyone know how I can create a pdf file without the "grid"? Thanks

Hi,
What is the version of PowerPoint and Acrobat you are using?
Please make sure that you have updated the Acrobat to its latest version. Go to Help -> Check for Updates.
Also, try printing the PPT to Adobe PDF printer and then check the issue.
Regards,
Anoop

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