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  • 2024-04-11 at 11:56 am #19811
    Christian Vestergaard
    Customer

    How do i include bleed to my export? This is usually a setting when you export from InDesign.

    2024-04-11 at 1:12 pm #19813
    Pat
    Staff

    Export to PDF?
    -> by including bleed settings in your PDF Preset

    Regards
    Pat

    Official MyDataMerge Team

    2024-04-12 at 12:17 pm #19817
    Christian Vestergaard
    Customer

    Hi Pat,

    This might seem simple for you, but can you go more in detail? Do I need to define the preset in Indesign or MDM? I have defined my bleed in Indesign, but when exporting with MDM, I can only pick the standard Adobe Presets and not my custom Preset.

    Best,

    Christian

    2024-04-12 at 12:28 pm #19818
    Pat
    Staff

    Hi Christian

    In the export settings in MyDataMerge where you select the PDF preset there should be listed all of the available PDF presets from Adobe InDesign including all your custom ones. If you add a preset to InDesign on runtime of MyDataMerge you must sync them by clicking the circled refresh button next to the preset selection in MyDataMerge.

    The preset does contain the bleed setting

    Did this help?

    Official MyDataMerge Team

    2024-04-12 at 2:20 pm #19819
    Christian Vestergaard
    Customer

    Fixed, thanks!

    2024-04-12 at 6:57 pm #19820
    Pat
    Staff

    Glad we could help. Just let us know if there’s anything else you need to know.

    Official MyDataMerge Team

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