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Print production tools (Acrobat Pro)

Last updated 1/14/2015

Set Page Boxes Allows you to define the crop, trim, bleed, art, and media boxes on a page. The elements are important

for proper page positioning and placement of printer marks, especially for imposition.

Add Printer Marks Adds standard printer marks to a PDF page for positioning. These marks are embedded in the PDF.

Fix Hairlines Based on user settings, finds hairlines and replaces them with heavier-weight lines.

Ink Manager Modifies the way inks are treated while the current PDF is open. The Acrobat Ink Manager uses the same

options and controls as other Adobe applications.

Trap Presets Allows you to create and apply trap settings for later execution by an Adobe RIP that licenses Adobe In-

RIP Trapping.

Acrobat Distiller Converts PostScript files to PDF.

Printer marks and hairlines (Acrobat Pro)

About printer marks in PDFs

When you prepare a document for print production, a number of marks are needed to help the print service provider

align separation films for producing proofs, measure film for correct calibration and ink density, trim film to size, and

so on. Printer marks indicate the boundaries of document boxes supported by Adobe PDF, such as trim boxes and bleed

boxes.

You can add printer marks temporarily at print time using the Marks And Bleeds panel of the Advanced Print Setup

dialog box, or you can embed printer marks in the file (and optionally in a layer) using the Add Printer Marks dialog

box. For information about adding printer marks to just the printed output, see

Include marks and bleeds (Acrobat

Pro).

Note: A PDF created from Adobe InDesign CS and later can include printer marks, either in a separate layer or on the page.

You can view these marks using the Layers tab in Acrobat. If the printer marks were exported as a layer, any printer marks

you create using the Acrobat Add Printer Marks feature replace the InDesign printer marks. If the printer marks are not in

a layer, Acrobat printer marks overlay InDesign printer marks and might not align.

Embed printer marks in a PDF

Choose Tools > Print Production >Add Printer Marks.

1 Specify the pages to mark.

2 Specify the marks and settings.

Set Page Boxes dialog box overview

Use the Set Page Boxes dialog box (formerly called Crop Pages) to define boundaries for trim, bleed, and art when

preparing your PDF for printing and other output. You can adjust the margins of document boxes supported by Adobe

PDF, including the media (page size), trim, bleed, and art boxes. This capability is useful if the printer marks you add

using the Add Printer Marks tool (not the Marks And Bleeds panel of the Advanced Print Setup dialog box) would be

clipped because the crop box is too small to accommodate the marks. Print service providers can also use this tool to

expand the page size for imposition tasks.

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