Enfocus PitStop Pro 11 Level B, 1Y, Maintence Technical Information download pdf (Page 59)

A. Media box on page 59

B. Bleed box on page 59

C. Trim box on page 59

D. Art box on page 59

Media box

The media box is the largest page box. The media box corresponds to the page size (for example

A4, A5, US Letter etc.) that you selected when you printed your document to a PostScript or PDF

file. In other words, the media box determines the physical size of the media on which the PDF

document is displayed or printed.

Bleed box

If you use bleed in your document, the PDF document will also have a bleed box. Bleed is the

amount of color (or any other artwork) that extends beyond the edge of a page. You can use bleed

to make sure that, when the document is printed and cut to size (“trimmed”), the ink will be printed

to the edge of the page. Even when the page is “mistrimmed”, i.e. cut slightly off the trim marks

and a bit more to the “outside” of the page, no white edges will appear on the page.

Trim box

The trim box indicates the final size of a document after printing and trimming.

Art box

The art box is the box drawn around the actual contents of the pages in your documents. This page

box is used when importing PDF documents in other applications.

Crop box

The crop box is the “page” size at which your PDF document is displayed in Adobe Acrobat. In

normal view, only the contents of the crop box are displayed in Adobe Acrobat.

Using guides

To use Guides, you need to have an active Design Layout. You can either create your own Design

Layout, or use a Default Design Layout. The Guides Design Layout was created specifically for

using guides (without changing page boxes or zones). It contains no page box information, no zones,

and 2 guides, one vertical and one horizontal, centered on the page.

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