Hi. I have two faint gridlines that show up on my InDesign documents. They cannot be seen on the screen display. I can't figure out what they are. It doesn't seem to be my Lexmark printer as print-outs from other programs don't have these lines. They seem to be connected to some sort of grid function, but I can't figure out which. Any advice you can offer is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Placed images are jpgs, the final document has never been converted to a PDF, so I'm not sure the stitching artifact explanation applies..
When you print a page with any transparent object directly from InDesign the spread gets flattened and the Transparency Flattener preset you choose under Advanced could have an effect
You should open the JPEGs in Photoshop and view them at 200% or higher just to confirm the artifacts are not in the image. When you place an image in InDesign a proxy is used for the preview, and you are not really seeing the image's actual pixels.
If can you confirm the lines are not in the image, make sure you are using the High Resolution preset. Also make sure Graphics>Send Data is set to All and you are using the printer's highest resolution.
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