Zoom Areas - bleed-through in background

I'm running into an odd problem trying to use Zoom Areas.
I've got a recorded session with lots of slides of standard windows
dialogs.
When I try to zoom into an area that has a white background,
what I'm finding is that the "zoomed" window has a faint image of
what appears to be previous slides blurred in the background. I've
tried some quick workarounds (like duplicating the background to
the previous side) without a lot of luck - in some instances I can
actually read windows text that is nowhere on the current screen.
Has anyone else seen this odd behavior? Can't imagine that it
is just me...

There is an answer out there from Captiv8r to use the zoom
with a better image.
His answer is to setup the zoom. There are two zoom windows
and one is the destination window. Make a good capture of the image
you want. Double-click the destination window to open the
properties and click the button Select Image... and pick the image
you saved for the zoom result. This should solve the problems you
mentioned.
You can read other information by using the search feature
for General Discussion and type the word Zoom.

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