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Article #137Re: What was the purpose in removing the visibilty of cropmarks?
From: Wade_Zimmerman
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 07:34
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 07:34
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I see what you are saying and you are wrong there is a reason they are art boards and there is no reason for them to be visible in the save for the web. I can't think f a good reason for doing so and I agree with the others you are just complaining about nothing. You certainly do not need crop marks for web publishing. If it is part of an art element then you can use one of the work of the more logical approaches to this, fortunately you do not get your crop marks when saving for the web so that if you have tenty pieces of art each on its own artboard and you export that art you now no longer have to worry about accidentally including the crop marks if the art is being repurposed from a print document.
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