Le 29/12/2010 00:58, James Elliott a ?crit : > Bounjour JLuc > > I believe that all French-Canadians speak English as well as French, but not > all Canadians speak French well, and we > Australians certainly do not (although some of us older Aussies might have a > tiny bit of schoolboy French tucked away in > our aging memories - certainly not enough to understand a technical reply). > If you are bi-lingual, why not reply in > English so that all Forum members can read your reply and benefit from it?
it has been stated many time that this list is multilingual, and i guess many of us are french speaking, so it was a pleasure to share some experience in my native language. Beside some french native speakers can not speak english. Sincerly, JLuc > On 25/12/2010 2:22 AM, JLuc wrote: >> Bonsoir, >> >> Le 24/12/2010 06:04, Yves Le Seigle a ?crit : >>> First of all, a big thank you to all the dev team for this astonishing >>> software. Wow, a Website redesign! >>> >>> Scribus 1.3.9 (C-C-T-F-C1.10.0), Ghostscript 8.71, Ubuntu 10.10 Fran?ais. >>> >>> I'm working on a collective project. My part is Scribusing (?) the >>> document. It's a recto/verso, wide postal card, >>> with tree horizontal rows. Here is a quick view of the recto: >>> >>> Row 1 : photos >>> Row 2 : text with a red background >>> Row 3 : photos >>> >>> The printer ask for bleed and crop marks. Not much information is available >>> for these topics on Wiki/doc. I know it's >>> on pro level but I have to go trough this and learn too. >>> >>> *** Bleed: I know what it is. What I don't get is how to set it up. Do I >>> have to set it at the document creation (a >>> kind of margin)? Or do I have to enlarge photos to overflow the document >>> size (for cutting, that is)? >>> >>> *** Crop marks: It's set at PDF creation but there is no control over it, >>> as far as I can see. Can I set it manually? >>> It seam to me that it's base on margins, is it correct? If I need more crop >>> marks than the four corners, how to add >>> more? >>> >>> Responses/suggestions would be greatly appreciate. Also, Web sites dealing >>> with these topics (FAQ, tutorials, ...) >>> would also be appreciate. >>> >>> Bonjour du Qu?bec. >>> Yves Le Seigle >> >> Pour disposer d'une page imprim?e d'un format donn?, >> on part en imprimerie d'un papier toujours plus grand de plusieurs >> millim?tres >> et on coupe ensuite. >> >> Ces zones de d?bord ext?rieur ? la zone utile sont appel?es fond perdu : >> on d?finit leur taille lors de la cr?ation du document, dans l'onglet ad hoc. >> A l'?cran, la zone utile est ensuite d?limit?e par les lignes rep?re rouge. >> >> En effet, les imprimereries ne sont pas parfaites : >> les papiers glissent dans les piles, >> les r?glages des machines peuvent ?voluer subtilement entre la premi?re page >> qui sort >> et la dix milli?me, et ?a se traduit par des subtils d?calages de >> l'impression >> ou de la coupe. >> Le r?le du fond perdu est d'anticiper ces d?calages, en faisant d?border les >> fonds >> et les images qui vont jusqu'au bord du document, de mani?re ? ?viter une >> ligne >> blanche en cas de d?calage. >> C'est pour ?a que si le fond n'est pas blanc au bord utile de la page, >> il faut faire d?passer la couleur. >> Et ceci que ce soit un fond, ou une image de premier plan. >> >> Les 'crop marks' sont situ?es en dehors de la zone utile, >> et indiquent les 4 lignes selon lesquelles il faut couper. >> C'est lors de la fabrication du PDF qu'on les sp?cifie dans les options. >> >> JLuc >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> scribus mailing list >> scribus at lists.scribus.info >> http://lists.scribus.info/mailman/listinfo/scribus >> >> >> ----- >> No virus found in this message. >> Checked by AVG - www.avg.com >> Version: 10.0.1170 / Virus Database: 426/3336 - Release Date: 12/24/10 >> >> >> >
