Thin white bars appearing above images

What are the thin white bars appearing above images I have placed in my pages?
Is there a way to avoid/remove these:
example: http://homepage.mac.com/toddlich/Sites/RESOURCES/SHORT%20STORIES/DB87D5F5-4239-4 9D0-9B54-735351640A29.html

Try to force iweb to render the image into PNG by select the image and set its opacity to 99%

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Hi folks!
Let me just start out by saying that I'm not a graphic designer and have basically no experience with graphic design programs, aside from the little futzing around I've tried to do with InDesign. My company (which publishes a monthly magazine) has decided that it would be a great idea to get the files to our magazine from the graphic design firm that actually handles the production end of things so that we may offer back articles, etc., and modify them as needed. Somehow I've gotten assigned the task of handling this. However, I've encountered some problems along the way. The graphic design firm uses Quark, we own InDesign (CS3) and use Markzware to convert the files. Most things seem to work okay in this arrangement but I'm having problems with the images in the file when I create PDFs. Although the images look fine in the InDesign files (and are of print quality), when I create PDFs of some files, thin white lines appear over the images in the PDF document. I asked our graphic designer about this but she has no idea, and she isn't very familiar with InDesign.
So, my question is, where are these lines coming from and how do I stop them from appearing? As a reminder, I'm not a graphic designer and am fdairly ignorant in design software terminology. If you're kind enough to try to help me with this problem, I'm going to require an explanation in plain English. Basically explain it to me like you would to a 10 year old.
If anyone can help, I'd greatly appreciate it!
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I think Bob was typing too fast and meant to ask if you were distilling, not to tell you distill.
Distilled PDF (you get distilled by printing to PDF rather than exporting) always flattens transparency, which is what makes those white "stitching" lines.
You can make the stitching disappear on screen by turning off smoothing in the Acrobat prefs, and it shouldn't print on a press, but it sounds like you may be doing the output on a digital machine and it's likely to show on the lower resolution output.

HELP!!! Weird white bars appearing in exports...

We have just hired on a fabulous graphic designer to our company, but every time we export her designs as jpegs instead of PDFs, horizontal white bars appear going across smaller images. The bars do not line up with each other, even across images of the exact same size. There are no hidden objects to get rid of and this happens no matter which machine we open it on, hers, mine, my assistants, or any one of the other 5 computers in our studio. What is going on? Why does it look perfect as a PDF and crappy as a jpeg?
We are using InDesign as past of the new creative suite that includes photoshop CS3.

Well Buko that doesn't sound like an answer at all but as a workaround to a flaw in the program itself. Are you telling me that the only way to get a jpeg out of InDesign is to first export as a PDF? If that's the case, then it means Adobe has put out a product that doesn't work as it is supposed to.
Buko, you did not attempt to answer my question, and in fact tried to make me feel stupid for not seeing the obvious answer of spending more time doing what InDesign already should do. No one likes a smart aleck.
This is a serious question to the rest of the world. My question is NOT how to eventually get a jpeg. My question is this: Why can I not export a jpeg directly from InDesign? What is going on? Has anyone else experienced this? Is this a bug in our version of InDesign, or is this a common problem?

Thin black bar appear in bottom right corner of firefox

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White Lines appear on Images in Adobe Photoshop CS3

White Lines appear on Images in Adobe Photoshop CS3
Recently discover that on three different computers, while editing images in Adobe Photoshop CS3, white lines would appear on some of the images.
For example changing a image from a .jpg to a .psd or size, or enchantment features, the white lines would appear on the image.
The lines did not appear on any of the printed images, any suggestions.
Monitor: Sony Trintron Multiscan G4110
Computer: Mac G5

>The lines did not appear on any of the printed images,
Although it is odd that three computers exhibit the same problem, and unless you can provide other coincidences (same files, same monitor, etc.), I agree. The video card is typically the culprit IF the image anomalies don't print and if they move about with each image resizing or opening of a specific image. Check to see if it's properly seated and connected. Same for monitor cable. Try swapping in another card.
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When a pdf is taken from illustrator, white lines appears on images. How can be avoided it?
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Thanks for your reply.
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Please note transcript of chat session with Apple support, below:
Chat Transcript
Friday, June 20, 2014 05:20 AM
Duration: 33 minutes 26 seconds
Cynthia:
Thanks for contacting AppleCare chat support. My name is Cynthia, and I'm a Senior Advisor. How can I help you?
Cynthia:
Hello Peter, how are you today?
Peter:
I was told to contact Apple about a problem that Adobe says is being caused by "bugs" in my GPU hardware which is causing horizontal and vertical banding when editing masks in the latest version of Photoshop 2014.
Cynthia:
Thank you for your patience!
Peter:
Okay...
Cynthia:
I am sorry to hear you are having issues with the Adobe. Do you mind if I ask a few more questions for clarification?
Peter:
No, go ahead..
Cynthia:
Are you chatting from the computer with the issue?
Peter:
Yes
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Are you only getting that message when working with Photoshop or with other applications as well?
Peter:
The problem is also showing up in the latest version of Adobe's Lightroom in images that are saved from Photoshop. The distortion is different there. It never happened with the previous versions of either LR, or PS.
Cynthia:
What OS X do you have and have you recently upgraded? Did it work in previous versions of OS X?
Peter:
10.9.3, and yes it worked in the last version(s).
Cynthia:
Are you using upgraded versions of Lightroom and Photoshop? You stated is did not happen in previous versions.
Peter:
Yes, upgraded versions and it never happened with the previous versions.
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Thank you. That helps to narrow it down! It sounds like a compatibility issue. Have you spoke with Adobe about this?
Peter:
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Cynthia:
I would like to see what I can find on this and once again, I am sorry to hear about this issue! Just a few more minutes, please.
Peter:
Sure..
Cynthia:
Again, thank you for your patience. I have found information on the issue you described from the Adobe support site blogs. They have listed a fix for the issue till a permanent one is found. This is an issue that Adobe will need to fix in their application. For support of their products, we are required by the producers to refer you to them for support. Here is the link: http://blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/2014/01/photoshop-cc-14-2-update-jdi-features-mac-proos- x-10-9-compatibility-and-notable-bug-fixes.html
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Are you able to access that link, Peter?
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My daughter also uses those applications and I thank you for bringing that to my attention!
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I have the link/article and will read it... It is referring to the last version, not the current one. I have a feeling Cris Cox from Adobe is right, that it in the end might be an Apple problem but I'll see what Adobe has to see about the article.
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I do understand. Please let us know what you do find out. For the moment, I have not found any other fix or work around.
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Peter:
Okay, thanks Cynthia! BTW, will I get a copy of this chat to include with my communication with Adobe?
Cynthia:
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I wanted to include an image of the glitch. Here is a link to it.
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