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I want the Web Viewer without any borders, but it keeps showing the 'embossed' look... All related settings are turned off (eg. Border Effect, line thickness to None, etc.)

This is getting annoying, anyone with a tip? At the moment I'm on Windows 7 with FM Advanced.

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Think it's a Windows bug... just tried it on the Mac and it works just fine. On the PC, in Layout mode no borders are visible, exactly what I want. But in Browse mode the embossed effect is added. This gotta be a bug...

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Even with "Drop Shadow" effect selected, the emboss effect is present...

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Base64 decode... What a hassle, but I guess it works. It could be useful though as no links can be lost to linked files.

I needed this for an animated Windows 7 style button, will update the result...

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Could you write here your HTML code ?

I want the Web Viewer without any borders, but it keeps showing the 'embossed' look... All related settings are turned off (eg. Border Effect, line thickness to None, etc.)

This is getting annoying, anyone with a tip? At the moment I'm on Windows 7 with FM Advanced.

***

Second post...

Think it's a Windows bug... just tried it on the Mac and it works just fine. On the PC, in Layout mode no borders are visible, exactly what I want. But in Browse mode the embossed effect is added. This gotta be a bug...

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Third post...

Even with "Drop Shadow" effect selected, the emboss effect is present...

Try adding to the stylesheet to remove borders from windows

"data:text/html,<html><head>

<style type=\"text/css\">

/* Remove borders on windows */

body {

overflow:hidden;

border:none;}

</style>

</head>

<body>

</body>

</html>"

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