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Re: Crop Marks and the Printer

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From: Tony_Morse
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2009 05:27
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The only circumstance I would not want crop marks on a sheet is if they are butting the live area - and this happens occasionally. 1/8" bleed and marks 1/8" from the live area are my guidelines. If the sheet is not large enough to accommodate the marks, it's not generally a problem; center the work and trim to size. Marks not needed.
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