Illustrator v10-
Object > Crop mark > make
vs.
Filter > Create > trim marks
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Justin Adleff • JUXTAFLO •
Object > Crop mark > make
vs.
Filter > Create > trim marks
??
[j]
Justin Adleff • JUXTAFLO •
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Any Thoughts-2 types Crop Marks
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Well, to tell you the truth, some printers may prefer that you simply place long vertical and horizontal lines behind the Art layers, that peek out behind a white filled box at the edges of the page.
This way they can extend the lengths of the lines to reach their paper size which may be HUGE, especially when they're printing 'several up.'
Therefore Filter > Create > Trim Marks, would be a quick way for you to generate some properly positioned lines quickly, since they are 'editable' afterwards, unlike 'Crop marks.'
Whether you extend/connect the trim marks is probably a personal pref., but giving the printer something editable is a good idea.
Sef.
It is alright to decorate construction, but never construct decoration. - Pugin, on Arch.
This way they can extend the lengths of the lines to reach their paper size which may be HUGE, especially when they're printing 'several up.'
Therefore Filter > Create > Trim Marks, would be a quick way for you to generate some properly positioned lines quickly, since they are 'editable' afterwards, unlike 'Crop marks.'
Whether you extend/connect the trim marks is probably a personal pref., but giving the printer something editable is a good idea.
Sef.
It is alright to decorate construction, but never construct decoration. - Pugin, on Arch.
askIllustrator
Technical User
most printers will drop your image in quark or indesign anyway so it's probably not that big an issue. If you're outputting yourself, there are crops in the print setup.
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