Crop marks can be added and managed individually or as a set, and are always anchored to pages. On the Output tab in the Preferences dialog box, you can choose to shift the crop marks with page shingling, and print additional crop marks for the bleed margins. On the Marks tab, you can also set an optional white knockout.
Type a length for the crop marks.
Note: Set the default length on the Marks tab in the Preferences dialog box.
Type the distance from the page trim corners to place the crop marks. This number can be negative.
Note: Set the default distance on the Marks tab in the Preferences dialog box.
Select the line type (solid, dotted, or dashed).
Select this check box to automatically prevent placement of any crop marks that would be inside the imposition, such as in the gutters between the pages.
Prints the mark on top of any other content
Note: Except for JDF and PJTF output types, all output types support printing crop marks on top of duplicating marks.