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<p>You can send this straight off to the printers Our site, Print Together: Three of Print Together's tutorial on how to create your own business cards from start to fi Click Export to generate your press-ready  an hour ago. In the Adobe InDesign Community, users have reported encountering discrepancies in font rendering when exporting their documents to PDF format. Click Export at the bottom right corner of the window to create your PDF file. Export your document as a PDF using the Highest Quality Print setting HOW TO EXPORT AN INDESIGN FILE WITH BLEEDS To export an InDesign file with bleeds, you need to create and export a PDFGo to: File > ExportType the file’s  To include a bleed in your artwork, check Use Document Bleed Settings to include a pre-defined bleed, or set the width manually. Click Export to generate your press-ready PDF. Great job! Include Hidden Spreads. Select this option if you want to export the hidden spreads along with the other spreads of the documentsTo ensure your carefully prepared bleed is included in the final exported file, check Use Document Bleed Settings under Bleed and Slug. In the “Export” dialog box, select “Adobe PDF (Print)” as the file format Learn how to set up your Indesign files with bleed, and how to export them to a PDF with bleeds. Despite   · When exporting to PDF, choose whether you want to export All Layers (including hidden and nonprinting layers), Visible Layers (including nonprinting layers), or Visible & Printable Layers. When your design is complete, and you’re ready to export your InDesign file as a PDF, click “File” > “Export” or use the keyboard shortcut “Ctrl + E” (Windows) or “Cmd + E” (Mac). Your file will now include your predefined bleed, and is ready to send to the printers StepExport with Bleeds. Use the bleed guides while positioning your artwork or design to ensure that your design fits within the lines. If you have any questions regarding this tutorial or suggest To include a bleed in your artwork, check Use Document Bleed Settings to include a pre-defined bleed, or set the width manually.</p></translate>
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