margee, as this is your first post (under this nickname), I would suggest you start by reading the ever-popular, "How (Not) To Ask A Question". Most notably, your post has no formatting whatsoever, it is missing some punctuation, and Randomly capitalises Words. Oh, and there is no code with which we can help you.

Often, I install a module that someone is having problems with solely to help someone. I take their code, install the required modules, and test it out. Sometimes I don't find the same problem, but sometimes not only do I find it, but I point out where the error is. It's a great way for me to learn new modules. In your case, I know what module you're using, but I have no idea what your code is.

If you could boil down your code to as few lines as possible to replicate the problem, I'm sure more people would be able to help you.

In reply to Re: PDF Color by Tanktalus
in thread PDF Color by margee

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