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White line showing up between objects created using clipping mask when saving file as pdf

New Here ,
Jul 07, 2023 Jul 07, 2023

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Hello,

 

I am using Illustrator to edit objects created in ArcMap. I have a set of world maps where I used clipping masks to edit the breakpoint, copying the objects, creating two clipping masks, and piecing them back together. I put the pieces together so there is no gap between them even if I zoom in 64000%, but when I zoom out in Illustrator or when I save as a pdf, there are white lines between the pieces. When I zoom in and out in Illustrator or a pdf, the white lines appear and disappear. When I insert the pdf into Word or PowerPoint (the final destination for the image) the white lines are permanent. How do I remove the white lines?

 

I have seen that others have had similar problems, but none of the posted solutions help. I have tried saving without Illustrator editing capabilities, saving as different file types, saving without compression, changing anti-aliasing settings, changing GPU performance, and offsetting paths.

 

Thank You

 

In Illustrator

Illustrator.png

PDF without compression

PDF without compression.png

PDF with compression

PDF with compression.png

In Word

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Community Expert , Jul 07, 2023 Jul 07, 2023

Are these images? You may try to rasterize them together.

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Are these images? You may try to rasterize them together.

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Jul 08, 2023 Jul 08, 2023

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They are images and rasterizing fixed the problem. Thank you!

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Jul 08, 2023 Jul 08, 2023

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Good to hear that helped.

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Jul 07, 2023 Jul 07, 2023

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Unfortunately, it is very difficult to see why without knowing the document. But here is a possible suggestion:

What happens if you don't join the pieces exactly, but let them overlap slightly?

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