PrintJob image bug (black borders?)

I've got a problem with the printJob in flash
everything worked out great till some genius updated the IE
to 7.0 suddenly the images which I printed have got a great big
black border around it.
does anybody have a solutions for this ugly bug?
thanks a lot

... afaik, your - sorry to say that! - 'old' camcorder supports 4:3 only.. have you tried to import into a 16:9 project? .. which your version of iM allows to do so...
check the settings of your project..

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... afaik, your - sorry to say that! - 'old' camcorder supports 4:3 only.. have you tried to import into a 16:9 project? .. which your version of iM allows to do so...
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As I stated before, there HAVE to be borders for the 2:3 Material on a 16:9 Screen (unless you do some heavy cropping). But I can see no reason why there should be borders on top/bottom of ANY material. As I see it, it's a problem related to a disfuncional "adjust for TV" setting, not the aspect ratio.
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