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This is already a topic in adobe.indesign.windows.
maybe the solution is in scripting so I post the topic here too
I hope there is somebody who can help us solving this problem.
I added the most important replies in this message from the other group

Hi Jan

thanks for the info, i will wait but would it be possible to mail me
("myCropMarks.ps") it might work here at least i will have a clue to solving
this problem talk to everybody later.
Mark

Olav Martin Kvern (who else ...) once sent me a postscript file to use with
ID 1.5 ("myCropMarks.ps") just to show that printer marks ARE user definable
(if you know postscript, that is). It's been a discussion in this forum, but
already some time ago (I didn't find it using forum search). You copy this
file to \program files\common files\adobe\printSpt and then it does show up
in the "type" option in the print properties.
At least in ID 1.5, I tried this with 2.02 with no luck (maybe the file must
be copied in a different location or under a different name or with a
different header ?)

Just to say that I believe that there must be a way to get your own printer
marks. Ole's regularly around in this forum, so maybe he'll be here too...
Just wait :-)

Jan


Hello Everyone

In the marks & Bleed tab in id is an option TYPE i think it is to choose
another kind of cropmarks in your documents. There is only an standard
option to choose does anyone now if it is possible to make your own crop and
bleed marks and put them on your created documents.
and if it's possible how do do i get them under the type option.

With Kind Regards

Richard Groenevelt