Hi, Monks!

I have a problem trying to add a image on a PDF page using PDF::API2::Simple. This didn't appear when using the same libraries on Perl 8.08. Whenever I try to add the image as wide as the PDF page, a white vertical line appears on the right of the image. 

  # image path 
  my $imageHeaderPath = '/path/to/image/image.jpg';
  
  # insert image
  $pdf->image (
      $imageHeaderPath,
      width  => 612,
      height => 50,
      x      => 0,
      y      => $pdf->y
  );

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Update: it seems that the problem isn't with images only, but with all the page's content. The white line appears over text or any graphics.

Also, the second image must be a png.

Please help.

Thank you.

In reply to Perl PDF::API2::Simple problem by constantin.iliescu

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