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August 28, 2017 at 6:08 am #97094
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Yes, my question is that by extending my artwork to the bleed edge then I will be losing a part of the artwork, so the artwork is essential so by doing this I am losing something essential to the trim.
What I am saying is if I extend the artwork to the edge of the actual page then have a bleed then no artwork is lost in the trim which seems more desirable to me.

Is seems strange to lose part of the artwork their must be a way around this.

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