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My InDesign document is 195 mm x 280 mm, has a 4mm bleed, 0mm slug and 10mm margin. My client specified:

Size: 195 x 280 + 4 mm bleed. Cropmarks should be used.

What does that mean? Should I draw lines where the bleed edges are?

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Crop marks are automatically created during pdf export. You just gotta make sure you enable it in the export settings.

Exporting can be found in: File > Export or Ctrl+E ( Cmd+E in mac )

When you are exporting a pdf, you gotta go to Marks and bleeds and select Crop marks.

You may also need to select Use document bleed settings.

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