Conversion problem? (more info)

Here's the original .cdr file.
It shows the little white border with the blue background continuing past
it.  That's how I want it to look.  BUT, when I export it to a jpg or an AI
file it makes that white border the edge,,(like the jpg I attached in the
first post).
Is there some setting I'm missing?
Thanks, Jerry

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"Jerry" <Jerry@NOSPAM.eldoradohoney.com> wrote in message 
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> Here's the original .cdr file.
> It shows the little white border with the blue background continuing past
> it.  That's how I want it to look.  BUT, when I export it to a jpg or an 
> AI
> file it makes that white border the edge,,(like the jpg I attached in the
> first post).
> Is there some setting I'm missing?
> Thanks, Jerry
>
>
> 

Hello

You have the blue colour as a Page Background colour not as an Object so it 
isn't picked up in your LPG conversion. It is picked up when converting to 
EPS or PDF. If you put a rectangle, at least the size of your blue 
background,  around the blue background with no fill and no outline colour 
then select all and export to JPG that should give you what you want. 
Alternative is to make the blue background a rectangle filled with blue 
behind your other objects.

George
"Jerry" <Jerry@NOSPAM.eldoradohoney.com> wrote in message 
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> Here's the original .cdr file.
> It shows the little white border with the blue background continuing past
> it.  That's how I want it to look.  BUT, when I export it to a jpg or an 
> AI
> file it makes that white border the edge,,(like the jpg I attached in the
> first post).
> Is there some setting I'm missing?
> Thanks, Jerry
>
>
> 

Yes, it does the same thing in DrawX3. EPS works okay but bitmaps are cut 
off. As George said, it's best to have that background as an object on the 
page. Also if you are going to have this commercially printed, you will need 
to extend that blue beyond the page border about an eighth of an inch 
(bleed) and add crop marks. I would also change the letters outlined in 
white to at least .5 point, Behind Fill to avoid distorting the letter forms 
and make registration easier. And, just to nit pick, the space between the 
white outlined rectangle and the edge of the page isn't the same all the way 
around. Using the contour tool on a blue rectangle the size of the page to 
create it would be more accurate.

"Jerry" <Jerry@NOSPAM.eldoradohoney.com> wrote in message 
news:47e44e24_2@cnews...
>
> Here's the original .cdr file.
> It shows the little white border with the blue background continuing past
> it.  That's how I want it to look.  BUT, when I export it to a jpg or an 
> AI
> file it makes that white border the edge,,(like the jpg I attached in the
> first post).
> Is there some setting I'm missing?
> Thanks, Jerry
>
>
>