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Thanks so much. That's going to save so much time!

Thanks for the reply, So are you saying that the pdf file should only have the bleed on the side where it actually is? Just one further question if that's ok: If I use the faux italics in Indesign, ie where the font used doesn't actually have an italic member in the font family, will this come...

Hi everyone, I have a 72 page Indesign file. It's a facing page document and it uses about 10 or so master pages. Most of the pages have elements that bleed off the page and I need to supply the printer with a single page pdf with trim marks and bleed. The problem is that because it's a facing...

Thanks for the replies, I have actually tried the smallest file size setting when exporting from Indesign. It reduced it by a few megabytes but not enough. I thought there was some setting in Acrobat that rasterized images but I can't remember where I saw it. I also viewed the email proofs...

Hi everyone, I have a whole lot of Illustrator files placed into an Indesign document. The ID doc is then exported to pdf ready for high-resolution printing. In addition to this high res version, I also need to create a lower res version to be used on the web. The only problem is that since...

Thanks for the tips guys - I think we may have to go with a fifth spot colour.

Hi everyone, I've designed a label that is to be printed on clear plastic or cellophane bags. All the colours are specified in CMYK but some of the text on the label is white so does that mean that the white areas will be transparent once it's printed on the bags? Sorry if this seems like a...

Thanks for the reply, I guess I'll have to ask my printer.

Hi everyone, I have logo that is to be printed on a printing press and it has a lot of 3 point strokes as part of the design. Can someone tell me if these strokes will print or whether 3 points is too fine for a stroke. Appreciate any help.