White box around my logo help

I designed a logo in FH 3.1 years ago and it is an
oval. Now in the PC I have Freehand MX and There is a white box
around the oval that is not really part of the design. Cant get rid
of it and need to use the logo

I have also been trying to solve the same problem. Where does one take an already created watermark and make it transparent? I have Photoshop on my old Mac and e-mailed my solid white background watermark to myself, opened it in Photoshop and "erased" the white background. Transfered it back to my Lightroom on my MacBookPro and exported the test photo w/ the "erased" background watermark. I had no idea if it would work….it did not. OR : How does one create a transparent watermark? I have a graphic I want to use w/ my name. Please HELP!!!

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I dont know whats going on. I havent used Dreamweaver in a
while and am having an odd issue.
Located here: www.gwoodsconst.com
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issues. Any thoughts? Thanks.

Your image contains the white box, not your HTML. If you
created it in a graphics program like Illustrator or Corel, the
anti-aliasing setting at export put a thin blur around the edges to
visually smooth the image
Crop the image by one or two pixels then reset your sizes so
it’s not distorted.
That will fix it.

How do you remove white box around a logo?

I own the Adobe CS5 suite, but I'm still new to these programs and don't know a lot about image editing and website creation.
I'm making a website for my boss, and because I don't know how to use Dreamweaver yet, I've been using an awful software program called "Website Tonight," which is very basic and limited, but pretty self explanatory.
Originally, when I tried to insert the company's logo onto the website, there was a white box showing up around the logo. I tried several things to cut the white parts out, and it looked like it worked in photoshop, but the box continued to show up on the website.
Eventally I decided to try to fill in the white parts with the blue background color of the website so it would blend in, and I was successful at this. However, somehow, for some reason, even though this box is the exact color of the background, the top right corner and right side of the box surrounding the logo can be seen on the website. The box isn't visible on the other sides. From what I can tell, there is no shadow selected when I have this image in photoshop, but maybe I'm not looking in the right place.
I've looked for solutions online and haven't been able to find any that work. The logo isn't a link on the website, so it isn't related to that. I don't know if this is something that can be fixed in photoshop, or if it's css related, or what. Does anyone know how I can fix this?

Here's a picture I took of the computer screen that shows how the logo is appearing. I filled the white box in with the blue background color of the website hoping to make it blend in, but the box is still visible in the upper right corner and around the middle of the letter C, but not visible in the lower right corner or any other part of the box I filled in. The color in this area is appearing slightly darker than the background, making the boxe's outline visible on the right. The fill color is the exact color of the background and the rest of the areas of the box I filled in. I've tried saving this as a png file and as a jpg.

Help! When in "graphic watermark" setting, how do I remove white box around my watermark? Already saved in PNG

I'm trying to upload a saved graphic watermark to my photos in Lightroom 4 but no matter what I do, I can't get the white box around the watermark to go away. I've already tried saving the watermark file in PNG like other sites suggested but it does no good. Other sites tell me I need to save the watermark in another version of adobe and check the box "transparent" but Lightroom is the only version of adobe I have. Any help ASAP would be greatly appreciated!!!

I have also been trying to solve the same problem. Where does one take an already created watermark and make it transparent? I have Photoshop on my old Mac and e-mailed my solid white background watermark to myself, opened it in Photoshop and "erased" the white background. Transfered it back to my Lightroom on my MacBookPro and exported the test photo w/ the "erased" background watermark. I had no idea if it would work….it did not. OR : How does one create a transparent watermark? I have a graphic I want to use w/ my name. Please HELP!!!

I cannot open any apps or enter my passcode, there is a white box around everything I touch. HELP!n

Why is there a white box around everything I touch with no response at all?

You have Voice Over turned on. Once you tap the item and see the box, tap it two more times to activate the selection.
Then go to Settings>General>Accessibility>Voice Over, and turn it off. Remember, 3 taps per selection until you have turned it off.
Cheers,
GB

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signspec,
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Your printer (driver) may be overly helpful and performs a bit of colour management all by itself. You may have a look and disable any such management in the printer (driver) options.

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White boxes around images

Hi, I know this is a basic question but it's causing me a lot
of grief.
When I place images on coloured backgrounds, they have white
boxes
around them. Is the only way to get around this to manipulate
the
image itself in photoshop? I've tried this but it still
doesn't look
right - there are jagged edges. Or I've tried giving the
image the
same colour background in photoshop so it blends, but there
is a white
edge. How do others handle this? Some expert advice would
really be
great to have.

If you are seeing white borders against colored backgrounds,
then this means
that the white is part of the image. There would be no way to
remove that
short of editing the image in your image editing program.
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white boxes
> around them. Is the only way to get around this to
manipulate the
> image itself in photoshop? I've tried this but it still
doesn't look
> right - there are jagged edges. Or I've tried giving the
image the
> same colour background in photoshop so it blends, but
there is a white
> edge. How do others handle this? Some expert advice
would really be
> great to have.
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White box around text in pdf

Hi. In InDesign CS3, Photoshop 7.0 & of course Acrobat 7.0
I made a Photoshop PDF & brought it into InDesign to export it into a PDF so I can make crop marks.
The PDF in Acrobat & InDesign both had a white box around some of the text. I had embedded the fonts in Photoshop, so I do not understand why that happened. I went back into Photoshop & just retyped over where the box was appearing & this had solved the problem after I repdfed & imported it into ID. Acrobat viewed the text perfect then.
I want to prevent this from happening in the future, does anyone know what I can do to look out for things like this?

Very sorry--that's certainly information I should have included. I have Adobe Acrobat 9 Standard, version 9.3.3. I'm creating the PDFs from within Microsoft Word 2007 via the Acrobat tab on the ribbon, clicking "Create PDF."

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Flashpaper as a test. Everything converts over smoothly until we do
a print test. What we're seeing in our print outputs is any area
that contains text on top of a image you'll get an white box around
the text. Although when you view the flashpaper on the monitor you
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print process the text fields retain a white box and doesn't set it
to be transparent.
Has anyone else encountered this problem? And is there a way
around this?

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Hi, I have a 4 page brochure, that when I print the following happens:
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Once you have it narrowed down to the item that causes the problem then you can either go out and resave that item in its native program or resave it in another manner.
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ok, ive got no help from adobes "chat line"o so far. the tech help apparently read my question then slows the response till i disconnect. here is my hopefully simple questions. i created a design entirely in illustrator. some of the objects i saved as AI and then opened in Photoshop. opening details: crop to: bounding box, anti-aliased: checked, mode: cmyk, bit depth:8......then i did my effects and then saves. save details: ive saved it a few ways trying to resolve my issue. saved as tif with only Layers and ICC profile checked. i also saves as PSD. with same result.
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diamondwrap,
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