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IStudio Publisher does not include support for Chinese, Japanese, or Korean (CJK) text input.Unfortunately, Microsoft Publisher does not make it easy to create a document with proper bleeds, but the functionality does exist within Publisher,Īlthough it can be difficult to find. To creat a bleed, you need to set your publication to print on a sheet of paper larger than the finshed publication page (more on that later). Since we're producing a PDF, you won't print on an actual piece of paper, but basically a virtual piece of paper who's size is dictated in the print dialog that will produce a PDF. In this example, I will be creating a 5.5" x 8.5" document with 1/8" bleeds. This results in artwork that is at least 5.75" x 8.75". To get started, you need to edit your Page Setup. In Page Setup, two things need to be set.

Change Layout type to "One page per sheet.".Next, change page width and height to be the desired finished size of your piece (width: 8.5", height: 5.5").Now that you have the page set up properly, you need to position your elements on the page so that they extend beyond the edge of your Publisher does not provide a very friendly view of your layout for bleeding objects, and Layout at least a 1/8" wherever bleeds are desired.

I had to manually draw the black box for illustrative purpose since Publisher does (Click the View ribbon and check Rulers if the rulers are not turned on.) In the example image below there is aīlack box showing the boundaries of the 8.5" x 5.5" layout. #Istudio publisher set crop marks free#.