CorelDRAW Paper Cutting Mark Tutorial
CorelDraw lets you insert crop marks and bleed marks into your project. These marks tell the printer where to cut the paper and how far to let the image bleed when doing so. You can insert crop and bleed marks through the "Print Preview" and "Print Layout" pages, respectively. Once the crop marks are inserted, you must enable them so that the marks appear when the document is printed.
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Instructions
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Set Crop Marks
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Click the "File" menu and select "Print Preview."
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Select the "Marks Placement" tool. The tool's icon resembles a small crosshair.
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Click the "Auto-position Marks Rectangle" button. If the marks are not in the position you want, click on the crop-mark icon in the Preview window, then drag the crop marks to the desired position.
Enable Crop Marks
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Click the "File" menu and select "Print."
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Select the "Prepress" tab in the Print box that appears.
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Place a checkmark next to "Crop/fold marks."
Set Bleed Marks
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Open the "Print" menu. Click the "Layout" tab in the Print box.
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Place a checkmark next to "Bleed Limit."
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Enter the amount in inches that you want the image to bleed beyond the crop mark in the "Bleed Limit" field. For example, if you type "0.25" in the space, the image will bleed 0.25 inches beyond the crop mark.
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