Hi again!

Thank you very much for your time! I checked the versions as you suggested, and they are the same.

But I was wrong. The white line appears on both versions of perl. It seems stupid, but the line appears when I insert only one image on the page, like this: 

    my $pdf = PDF::API2::Simple->new(
                          margin_left   => 15,
                          margin_top    => 15,
                          margin_right  => 15,
                          margin_bottom => 45,
                          line_height   => 12,
              );

    $pdf->add_page();
    
    #insert image
    $pdf->image (
        '/path/to/image/one/image1.jpg',
        width  => 612,
        height => 50,
        x      => 0,
        y      => $pdf->y - 50,
    );
    
    $pdf->saveas('/path/to/pdf_file/filename.pdf');

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If I add another image (only PNG) on the same page, everything looks ok. Any ideas?

Thanks again!

In reply to Re^4: Perl 8.10 PDF::API2::Simple problem (module versions) by constantin.iliescu
in thread Perl PDF::API2::Simple problem by constantin.iliescu

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