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BGN79

BGN79

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correct

but I do my artwork in RGB it gives me more flexibility, when I'm done with my design I select all, copy ALL layers, create new file, paste then change the mode to CMYK and don't let it flatten your image. CS2 and CS3 are very good at keeping the colors looking the same.
 
Kayne

Kayne

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Tosin you done 1000's covers cant you post me a templet for cd covers fron & back that you use, with the bleed marked?

or anybody i would apriciate that alot

thnx for post BGN79 ill do like you said
 
Kavie

Kavie

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Different printers have their own templates, although they may not be too much different in dimension. I use DiscMakers' template for my designing and will transfer them to the template provided for the printer (if given one).

You can find DiscMakers' templates here. Or you can just make your own by creating a file 5"x5" and putting a guided at .25" on the top and left, and 4.75" on the right and bottom (that's how I use to do it).
 
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