A fellow church committee member couldn't make a PDF of a poster file in InDesign CS4 Mac.

The main image was a 3-layer PSD file of a pond with stepping stones that she'd flipped horz in InDy. The problem with the PDFs was that stones were missing from the photo. No matter what settings she used.

I thought the flip might be the problem cause, so I flipped the image in Photoshop and then used the PhotoZoom Pro 3 plugin to upscale the effective resolution from 92 to 200 ppi. That worked fine.

The last task was to make the bottom of the photo fade to white. I thought I could do that in InDy with a gradient from white to none. InDy would not accept none as a gradient color. (So I wound up doing it in Photoshop.)

Is it possible? How? TIA...

Chuck M
There was another anomaly. A white logo reversed out of the photo showed black in the PDF I made on my Mac system. But another member reports it shows like it should, white, on her PC? Anyone dealt with that?





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