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Designing for Booklet Printing

Wednesday, April 14th, 2010

Print Booklet Design

This is a brief tutorial on print booklets design by PGprint.com. booklets printing can be created in InDesign, we show how to set up a multipage document properly for color booklet printing. Our booklet printing services will in conjunction with this video tutorial will provide you with a huge head start on the setup process.

Print Booklet Design - PGprint.com

Runtime: 7:42
Views: 4,779

Christopher Robinson

Check out our Booklet Printing Service after finish your first multipage project.

Tags: adobe, Design, how-to, InDesign, indesign template, layout, template, video
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Appointment Card Design Video

Monday, March 22nd, 2010

Design Appointment Cards

This is a brief tutorial on appointment card design by PGprint.com. Appointment card designs can be created in InDesign, we show how you can modify one layout to create a library of alternate ideas for future usage. It can be thought of as creating several InDesign templates for the next appointment card project you design.

Appointment Card Design - PGprint.com

Runtime: 4:14
Views: 726

Christopher Robinson

Check out our Appointment Card Printing after finish your first appointment card project.

Tags: adobe, Design, design template, how-to, InDesign, indesign template, layout, printing, template, tutorial, tutorials, video
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Bleed and Safe Area

Friday, January 8th, 2010

The bleed is the additional area of an image that overlaps the edge of the page and gets trimmed off. In many cases where designers forget to add bleed the cut can be off a fraction of an inch and raw paper can shows as a “white line” and the wonderful design will be ruined!

The safe area excludes 1/8 inch around the edge of the document to help you make sure your type and other design elements don’t get too close to the edge of the document and possibly get cut off.

Make sure to match your design up to one of our templates and verify you have the bleed and clear areas. Our templates are over sized on purpose and have the bleed and safe areas clearly marked.

Tags: bleed, layout, Prepress, safe area, template
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