corel bleed

[Gary Birch]

Are you meaning the prepress settings in publish to pdf?

Cheers

Gary

[Chris Windebank]

yes, re-booted and still the same.

There is an image with fade across the card. Just converted to bitmap and better

[Chris Windebank]

Update, problem solved. Fade needed to be converted to bmp

Having one of those days!

Thanks for the help Gary

[Alan Drury]

I usually publish to pdf using pdfx1a option and this normally sorts any transperancy and lens issues when doing litho artwork, always flatten completely for digital though or if importing into another programme (including Draw)
Bleed – if publishing to pdf
settings – Pre press tab – tick bleed and set required amount

If printing to cutepdf (or similar)
Print – layout – tick bleed limit and set required amount

Export to EPS – advanced tab – Bounding box PAGE – tick bleed limit and set required amount.

I have found that many trade printers prefer pdfx1a but eps seems better for many digital rips that said alot of trade printers put your files into their programme of choice for batching purposes and this is where the problems seem to start so the flatter the file – the more reliable it is for everybody
Alan d

[Chris Windebank]

Thanks Alan.
Cute PDF got me out of trouble when Corel playing up for exports

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