Koda

Thank you everyone for your guidance

Ah ok, I was hoping I could do everything in Designer, I'm slowly starting to feel comfortable in this software, and to learn something else is easier said than done, I'm pretty new to this world and Designer is the first program of all the ones I tried that is intuitive and gives me hope that I can actually design some stuff. I thought it was great that I could design something then output it for publication, all in one app, finally. Anyway, thanks for clearing this up. I will do it manually one artboard at a time, to me it's worth the extra time if it means I can continue working with just one application. Can you take an extra minute to answer #4 above? I want to make the right decision before I edit all of the artboards.

This is a complete edit, I am re-writing my request for help in the hopes a clearer explanation will get some feedback from the community. Goal To have a single project, with multiple artboards that are all the same size, and that each one shows me where my bleeds are so I can design within printable boundaries. Questions 1. Is there a way to resize all artboards in one shot? 2. Is there a way to change the margins and/or bleeds, across all artboards, in one shot? 3. Is there are a way to set or change guides, across all artboards, in one shot? 4. Is it better to use margins or guides to visually show where the bleeds are? Thankful for any help, I'm really stuck.

Thank you Alfred

Hi Lee, I did not notice that, looks like I need to anchor the objects to prevent resizing, thank you very much!

Does anyone know how to change the document size without resizing the content? Seems when I change it (i.e. the document size) from 11.79 inches to 11 inches, everything on the page is scaled down, which is not what I want to happen. I only want to change the document size for printing purposes then move the elements around manually to compensate for the new height. Grateful for any direction