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From: Ariel_Walden
Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2009 14:14

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"How do you expect to do it otherwise?"

You mean otherwise than the way I write in the first post?

"Only alternative is design to the paper size with no bleed."

Wasn't an option.

Incidentally, what margin of error would a decent (not specialist) printer 
be expected to provide when it comes to trimming the page? Is 5mm average? 
Seems like a lot to me.

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