Border around inserted image

[Vigilante]

Hopefully a quick fix.
I inserted a JPG image into my document and when I go to plot, it shows a black border around the image, I don't want that border!

I checked in various places but couldn't find a setting, couldn't find in the help file, or on this forum. The image is simple black on white, so the white will basically be white paper. It's just a black tracing (or will be black when it plots). However the border around the image is killing me. Acad 2002.


Any help? Thanks!

[StykFacE]

set IMAGEFRAME to 0.

[Vigilante]

You beat me to it. I had JUST found that with some crazy googling.
Only problem is I can't select the image without the border! Not that big of a deal though, just turn the border back on.

Thanks

[dbroada]

try setting it to 2 then :D

(depends on your release)

[riga]

try setting it to 2 then :D

(depends on your release)
This works only in new versions: command was changed in Autocad 2006:

0 Setting: Image frames are not displayed and not
plotted.
1 Setting : Image frames are both displayed and plotted. This setting is the default.2 Setting: Image frames are displayed but not plotted.
Acad 2002 has only 2 options:
On
Displays image frames so you can select images.
Off
Hides image frames so you cannot select images.

[Vigilante]

Thanks. Send this one to the archives!