However,desktop publishing applicationsdiffer from word processing applications in that they also have a pasteboard.
To change the color of the pasteboard in the Preview Mode, selectPreview Backgroundand choose a color.
It may bleed or extend off one or more sides of a document.
A slug is usually non-printing Information such as a title and date used to identify a document.
It appears on the pasteboard, generally near the bottom.
If you are printing to your desktop printer, you do not need anybleed allowance.
Pull guides from InDesign’s rulers and position them 1/8 inch outside the boundaries of the document.
Elements that bleed off the page snap to those guides, giving even margins all around.
A separate guide can be positioned beneath the document to indicate the slug location.
If you don’t see them, clickView>Show Rulers.
To turn them off, go toView>Hide Rulers.
Guides can be pulled from either ruler and positioned in the document as margins or on the pasteboard.
InDesign’s default rulers measure beginning from the upper-left corner of a document.
ChooseEdit>Preferences>Guides & Pasteboardin Windows orInDesign>Preferences>Guides & Pasteboardin MacOS.