I have been struggling with this issue for a while and now I appeal to you guys

I have been using Viso to generate PNG graphics for a while now, however now that i have upgraded to 2016 i cannot get rid of this very annoying issue.

The text along the bottom of my images messes with the resolution of the output and i end up getting a "white bar" accross the image after it gets saved as a PNG.  I know for a fact the text is causing it as when i remove it the white bar is no longer there.

I have tried shirinking the invisable text box and when I "select all" there is not one element in the image that extends past the intended boarder, yet when i make the PNG there it is, about 10 pixles wide. It seems that there is some hard coded margins somewhere that i cannot see where to shrink.  A viso file that would produce the image fine with 2013 no longer will produce the same output in 2016, this is a huge backwards compatability issue for me going forward with this software.

Can you post a screenshot of this?

Here is an example I mocked up, the images I'm making are less subtle but this will give you an idea. Now, I know there is a white boarder around both images, which I would love to learn how to be rid of as before I would get no white boarder, but note that the border now has expanded on the bottom and its now thinker on the bottom than the top which has put my OCD into overdrive.  So far no one notices but me but this does create design problems because now I cannot have any elements close to the edge without blowing out the resolution.

I have played around with page settings, PNG output options but either I'm missing what needs to be changed or the solution is located elsewhere.

Thanks for taking interest I hope there is an easy answer.

Might be better to attach the actual Visio files.