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MickRose

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  1. @Giorgia Just re-reading the printers comments, their 150% limited applies to text - presumably that is because of the thin lines in some fonts - particularly at small sizes. I'm not convinced you can make a dark green with that limit. Or a rich red or many other intense colours. Having said that I would say that using digital printers can be problematic with some spidery fonts because of the resolution of the machines.

  2. To me, it's partly the existence of this forum which has engendered a sort of loyalty to Serif in it's attempt to make decent and cheap software in a market dominated by Adobe. Big companies have bought small companies since companies existed and I have no ill feeling towards Serif for allowing itself to be bought out. I can see why they think it's a good thing for them (not just the money) and only time will tell if it turns out to be a good thing or not for it's customers. Presumably at some point a super-duper subscription only version will come out and users will have to make their own minds up about that. Thanks for the ride.

  3. Hi @AndreasS - Bleed is always rectangular (I think). Printing stickers with a cutout shape is something different. The normal practice is the create a spot colour called CutContour and tag the outline shape with that spot colour. Then export to a PDF making sure to keep spot colours. I would check this with your print supplier. I would also suggest doing a forum search for "CutContour".

  4. Hi @Stephen_H I understand what you are saying but I think you are seeing a problem that doesn't really exist. Any imposition software that a printing company uses will remove any inner bleed and keep any outer bleed. It doesn't matter what the exported PDF looks like - I agree it can look a bit messy with bits of  facing pages appearing in the bleed area.  Also, printing companies might normally provide an electronic PDF proof for you to check.

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