White lines in *.SVG-images

When I'm placing a *.SVG-image in Muse, I get a thick white line in the bottom and a thinner white line to the right in the placed image. These lines kan not be removed in Muse. What do I do wrong?

For now the only fix is this choice:
1. Register for Adobe's beta program, sign a NDA and then see if the beta of Muse fixes SVG issues.
2. Wait for the next official point release of Muse.
Muse 2014.2 was released in early October. I'm wondering when "2014.3" will be released. Previously a lot of the point releases came every 2 or maybe 3 months. We're now at four months and counting between point releases. That's kind of a long time to wait for getting a pretty obvious bug fixed, such as the white underline problem in SVG images. I thought Adobe's engineers would have addressed that one pretty quickly.
Sidetrack:
I can only guess what's going on behind the scenes at Adobe. Perhaps they're making some pretty big, fundamental changes to Muse to make the application a whole lot better. I hope Adobe's engineers aren't getting sidetracked by armchair quarterback nonsense coming from stock investors. Creative Cloud subscription numbers are rising, but Adobe's margins have been shrinking, in part because of lots of research & development (good for us users). So lots of stock buyers are telling Adobe what they need to do, and some are suggesting they put a lot more of their resources behind sales and marketing tools. Adobe announced a $2 billion stock buy-back program in January (after finishing the previous one). Investors are very impatient. They're complaining about the hit to revenue over the transition from boxed perpetual license software to a subscription only model. The investors don't understand creative professionals are literally going to get forced onto Creative Cloud as they get rid of older, slower computers. They also don't seem privy to Adobe's growth in some other niches, like video. Premiere Pro has been surging in popularity at the expense of Final Cut and Avid. It reminds me of how InDesign rose to dominate Quark Xpress.
I don't like having to pay a subscription for Adobe applications, but for my work I am stuck with it. Adobe doesn't have enough credible competition to change that. And Adobe's competitors are trying to jump on the subscription model too.

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>
> I keep getting a white line appear around images I save
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background. The text has
> a
> very faint white line around it. Why is this?
>

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white line around the
>> edge when
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an almost-black
>> background
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