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Gutter and Trim Marks in Adobe Acrobat Booklet Printing

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Sep 29, 2018 Sep 29, 2018

I'm trying to print a two sided booklet in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC but it keeps adding a gutter margin so the pages don't print flush as shown below:

Is there any way to get rid of this in Acrobat or is this the printer and I have no control over it?

Also, if I can get the two pages flush, I'd like to add trim marks, is that possible?

Thanks!

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Sep 29, 2018 Sep 29, 2018
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No, That’s not possible. The print booklet feature with Acrobat has not been designed to be used as an imposition tool, but either to have a cheap (both in cost and look) possibility to print a few sheets of paper booklet wise.

I use either my printer‘s capabilities if there are or I do a booklet with Indesign and print that one if I need a correctly looking booklet. My company has invested in a printer with an attached cutter and other machines to be able to print borderless booklets. But it’s the printer doing the hard job. We are only providing a PDF file formated according to the printer’s needs.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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No, That’s not possible. The print booklet feature with Acrobat has not been designed to be used as an imposition tool, but either to have a cheap (both in cost and look) possibility to print a few sheets of paper booklet wise.

I use either my printer‘s capabilities if there are or I do a booklet with Indesign and print that one if I need a correctly looking booklet. My company has invested in a printer with an attached cutter and other machines to be able to print borderless booklets. But it’s the printer doing the hard job. We are only providing a PDF file formated according to the printer’s needs.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
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