Print Margins

What is Print Margins?

Print margins refer to the blank spaces around the edges of a printed page.

These margins are used to ensure that the printed text or images do not run off the page and to provide a clean and organized appearance to the printed document. Print margins can be adjusted in most word processing and graphic design software, allowing the user to customize the margins to fit their specific needs. Standard margins are typically set to 1 inch on all sides of the page, but they can be adjusted to be smaller or larger depending on the requirements of the document. Print margins are particularly important for documents such as resumes, business letters, and other formal documents, as they help to create a professional and polished appearance. They can also be important for marketing materials, such as brochures or flyers, where the layout and design are crucial to the overall effectiveness of the piece.

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