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Ink that goes all the way to the edge of the paper is called “bleed”. This means that the printer is going to request bleed to The most common way printers achieve this result is to print on a larger sheet of paper than needed and trim it down to size. If your artwork is the exact size of the finished piece, it’s possible that a slight shift while trimming will result in a white edge on the final. piece. BLEED IS ARTWORK THAT EXTENDS PAST THE TRIM LINE OF THE DOCU*ENT. For example, if you’re printing an 8.5” x 11” sheet that has artwork that runs off the edges of the page, your final artwork should be 8.75” x 11.25” to account for the additional 0.125” bleed on each edge. Depending on the program you use to create your artwork, there are different ways to setup your docu*ent for bleed. looking for the most effective ways to fill the more than 900 seats between their two stages across multiple performances. Providing an easy way for season subscribers to renew their seats is a great way to fill seats, and the IRT uses Printing Partners’ variable data Starting a little more than six months ahead of the season’s first performance, the IRT begins with early bird subscription renewals before the upcoming season’s titles have been announced. The IRT sends personalized letters to each of its subscribers offering the best deal available on pricing with a sneak peak of a few of the titles for the new season. The key to the success of this mailing is how the IRT uses the information they know about their subscribers to customize the letter for each patron to make it both personal and easy The IRT supplies Printing Partners with artwork that includes notations of where variable information is to be inserted. The variable information is provided as an excel docu*ent with each row containing the data for each subscriber. Printing Partners then generates a unique set of pieces for each subscriber using the data within the Excel docu*ent to create the mailing.