@Scanman: "I have an InDesign document. On text, it shows a red stroke in the Stroke toolbar area as well as the Color panel. In the Stroke Panel, it shows no weight. The stroke does not show on the InDesign document, even at 4000% magnification.
I create a PDF using various presets, and the resulting PDF shows a one point red stroke on the text.
Any ideas ?
Thanks"
    @BobLevine: "<quote>
Change it to none. And please, for your own good, in the future please 
post the version and build of InDesign you're using.
Bob"
    @Scanman: "InDesign CS3 5.0.3
OS X 10.5.4
OS X 10.4.11
Not really the question. I did change it to none and that was fine. My question was why is it showing no weight on the stroke in InDesign, but adding a 1 point in the PDF ?"
    @Russell_Goodman: "Scanman:
I was able to duplicate the same issue you had. The only explanation I could possibly think of is that inDesign considers a 0 (zero) point stroke as a "hairline", which is different from a "none" stroke.
When I did it, I could see a slight red outline in my inDesign file. Unfortunately, there seems to be no way to flightcheck this except for catching it in the resulting PDF, or if you had viewed your colors in the Separations Preview within inDesign."
    @Gerald_Singelmann: "      considers a 0 (zero) point stroke as a "hairline"
Only occasionally and then it's a bug. Applying 0pt width or no colour should be the same but isn't in every situation.
I find that applying the swatch [none] is the safer route."
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