Hello all, When I place my logo on the master-page (#1), the result is #2.
While designing my logo in Illustrator, I've set my screen display view at 100%. So I expect, I'm designing at a real, actual size.
Three questions:
1) Why is the logo displayed a lot bigger?
2) And why do I see the white background (while the file is saved as svg)
3) With adding the cropping cut-marks, I expected to loose the white area outside the logo. But it's still there...
Allready thanks for the answers.
Kind regards from the Netherlands 
#1
#2 - I've placed the logo (svg-file).
The thin, vertical strokes left and right, are the cropping cut-marks from Illustrator.
#3 - This has to be the final result, like I've designed it in Photoshop:
It's possible; My question is more Illustrator-related. But with placing Ilustrator eps files in print-designs; I never had this problem.
1 Correct answer
Use the artboard tool in Illustrator to crop your page to the artwork area.
Transparent areas should remain transparent during output.
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