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Article #1853Re: Trim Marks & Imposition/Multi-up
From: M_Blackburn
Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 19:57
Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 19:57
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Hooray, I can now be a "professional!"
Never did get where you were getting the idea that somehow building booklets should be left to the professionals. Still don't. I was only ever saying that most, no, make that virtually all end users would prefer not to have files sent to them in printers spreads.
Just for the record, I like having booklet capability when printing for myself on a 11�17 laser printer, but even when I didn't, it wasn't any big deal to export eps files and slap them into a booklet.
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