Trim in Indesign

[Langley5F8B]

Hey all, 

Hope you are well

I just about get by in using Indesign - yet the main element I still struggle with is printing best practice, more specifically bleeds and trims. 

I can't seem to find 'trim' - a magazine has asked for the below for a full page advert - can anyone help how to meet the requirements for what they are asking from Indesign

Thanks,

[vladan saveljic]

For the beginning take a look here how can you create a new document in indesign

https://helpx.adobe.com/it/indesign/how-to/new-document-in-indesign.html

[Colin Flashman · Accepted solution]

The magazine effectively wants you to use the following page layouts:

DPS:

Full Page:

 

 

[Eugene Tyson · Accepted solution]

The Trim is the InDesign page size.

The Type area - this is the margins - so you'd want the type area to be be this centred on the page - all your text should be in this area and not outside it.

Bleed size refers to how much bleed. Any images/text or other items that are going to be outside your type area need to extend out into the bleed area.