Re: Crop Marks and the Printer

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From: Paul_Cutler
Date: Fri, 06 Mar 2009 05:03

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Always ask the printer what they want if you don't know - I have had specs anywhere from .0625" bleed to .5" on larger pieces. Good communication with the printer is key - Neil is right on.

Best of luck!

pbc

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