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I then examined the PDF proof of my file for the business card design I submitted and found that some important images lie right on the safe zone line. Would you recommend that I move the images, even though I'm in a rush to have this job printed?
Gina P - July 19, 2009
When I was creating my business card design using the Adobe Acrobat template, there were no lines on the image. Once I got my proof, there are blue and red lines that appear. What are they?
Matt H - July 19, 2009
The blue dotted lines indicate the "safe zone". The safe zone is where all your important text and images should lie within. The red line is the "trim line". Our cutters will trim on this line, but sometimes there may be some slipping during production, and that is why the "safe zone" is given.
Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
My AI business card file had no blue or red lines. Why are they on my proof?
gary f - July 19, 2009
I made my business card design using Illustrator. When I got the proof, it seemed like some of the text lies right on the blue line. Should I go back to move the text, or is it ok?
Sarah M - July 19, 2009
I used special fonts with Illustrator to create my business card design. It looked fine in the program, but the proof slightly distorts the font. What should I do?
Kerry F - July 19, 2009
These blue and red lines appeared on my proof. I never added them in my PSD business card file though.
Absylom R - July 19, 2009
My company address lies right on the blue safe zone line on the proof. Do I need to go back into Photoshop to make the adjustments to my business card design?
Brandi P - July 19, 2009
Adobe Photoshop has special fonts that I used for my business card design. It doesn't seem to come out right on the PDF proof. What do I do?
Edward T - July 19, 2009
When making my business card in CorelDraw, I never inserted any lines, but the proof has red and blue dotted lines. What are they?
Robert T - July 19, 2009
