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April 16, 2010
Question

Bleed tabs

  • April 16, 2010
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Hi,

I have my bleed tabs set up in a region that goes off the page. I was able to create one PDF that Iwas able toadded the crop marks and the bleed was off the page just like it is suppose to be.

BUT now I can't get the PDF to make the bleeds bleed. It must be a setting in the preflight or something like that in Acrobat, but it just isn't wanting to work for me. Anybody know the correct way for me to hold my mouth so these will come out? My hair is so thin I can't pull anymore out!

Thanks,
Ellen

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    1-Visitor
    May 12, 2010
    Hi Ellen,
    What is the default printer for Publishing Engine? To determine this select:
    Start > Programs > Arbortext > Arbortext PE Configuration x.x

    Default Printer is displayed on the Setup tab which should be the tab shown
    on startup of PE Configuration.

    On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 9:52 AM, Ellen Headrick <ellen.headrick@jeppesen.com<br/>> wrote:

    > Suzanne,
    >
    > I finall got back to this. To get the document out I increased the page
    > size then used Acrobat to trim the extra off and add the crop marks so that
    > the bleed was off the page.
    >
    > I just did a Print Preview and the extended page view on my next project
    > that has bleed tabs. And yes the bleed tab is off the page just like I
    > thought it was. But when you run this file through PE and distiller
    > something cuts it off so that even when you extend the page size in Acrobat
    > those bleed tabs are not off the page. So agin that leads me to a distiller
    > setting, but I haven't found any information about those even on the Adobe
    > site.
    >
    > Ellen
    >
    1-Visitor
    May 12, 2010

    Paul,

    Looks like the Printer Driver is Adobe PDF Converter. The only printer setup on the server is Adobe PDF. The printing Preferences for it are the same setting that are selected in the Distiller.

    Ellen

    1-Visitor
    May 12, 2010
    Sounds like it's time to open a call with support.