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Tiff picture has large border

StephenAtkins1

Hello. I've got a tiff of our ownership map for the county which was made in Photoshop. I've flatten the image then saved it as a tiff. I used Arc Toolbox to define a projection on it then load our boundary shape file. Using the georeferencing tools I place a few points and it auto scales the tiff to the boundary and all is well. Except when I load this tiff file in another project it has a 2 inch border. If I want to have the image fill the entire 30x42" paper I have to drag the edge of the data frame out side of the paper area. I do not have any borders on the original tiff file so I'm baffled as to why it has one in the data frame.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Stephen

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