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Background in Microsoft Publisher  The background, created in
Publisher, bleeds off all four sides of this card.   When any
image or element on a page touches the edge of the page,
extending beyond the trim edge, leaving no margin it is said to
bleed. It may bleed or extend off one or more sides. Photos,
rules, clip art, and decorative text elements can bleed off the
page.  Elements that bleed off the page can sometimes add to the
cost of printing if the printer must use a larger size of paper
to accommodate the bleed allowance. To reduce costs, if possible
redesign to eliminate the bleed or reduce the page size enough
to fit the work on a smaller parent sheet of paper.  A bleed is
usually an intentio