

> position of the pages as needed to allow for different bindings.
#Turn off facing pages indesign software#
> As Bret said, the printer can use their imposition software to adjust the > inside margins because there would be no inside margins or left and right > gutter area for different bindings, as you were told. > I'm not sure how non-facing single pages helps the printer change the > If your bleed stayed the same for all three sets, there wouldn't be any On May 13, 2013, at 9:13 AM, Evans, Rebecca wrote: On 5/10/13 9:00 PM, "Valter Viglietti - Frame Studio" Page, and the printer used their imposition software to correctly position To set them up on an oversized page, drawing our own crop marks on the Since I've typeset a lay-flat book, or a book with thumb tabs, but we used Such as spiral bound, if it is not trimmed perfectly. This could be a problem for a book with a lay-flat binding, Any retaining trace would be buried in the spine when theīook is bound.
#Turn off facing pages indesign pdf#
Grabs and embeds in a pdf of the facing page, will be trimmed off at the (Thank goodness, that never works well.)Īlso as Bret said, the vertical strip of a facing page that inside bleed Would be no need to go back to InDesign and change the width of the Position of the pages as needed to allow for different bindings. Inside margins because there would be no inside margins or left and rightĪs Bret said, the printer can use their imposition software to adjust the

Gutter area for different bindings, as you were told. I'm not sure how non-facing single pages helps the printer change the If your bleed stayed the same for all three sets, there wouldn't be any On 5/10/13 1:40 AM, "Valter Viglietti - Frame Studio" That have color or an image that touches the gutter. You don't have to do this to every spread, only the ones Your pages will retain their right and left identity even though they are (If you see a tall square bracket instead ofĪ vertical line, that means ID thinks you want to snap the two pages Of a spread until you see a vertical line between the spread's page Works, then uncheck "Allow facing pages to shuffle" in the pages panelįlyout menu, and pull the spreads apart in the page panel. Work to change the document to facing pages so the Align to Spine behavior If you do have bleeds that butt to the gutter, it probably will be less (If your insideīleed is 3mm and everything on the page is at least 3mm away from the Inside bleed, then just make your document facing pages. If nothing on your pages gets as close to the gutter as the width of the This does not happen when you print, just Specified, is to prevent the inside bleed from grabbing a vertical strip The reason to use non-facing pages when there is an inside bleed
