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  EPS does not support transparency or color management. The effects are raster images in many cases. To ensure high quality use HAVE or PDF/X-4.

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  K, let me see if I got right in Image > Image size, when the image size dialog in pixels/inch set it what be it 300 or below. Could you elaborate on the bleeding? I just pull any item on my page 1/8 "off the page completely or only 1/8" outside the margin for this? (I'm trying to make sense of bleeding/snail thing).

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  Definition of a resolution in Photoshop WITHOUT reampling does not affect the pixels somehow, or the effective resolution when the image is placed, only the preview which is saved with the image. On the other hand, change the resolution, WITH reampling means, that you are to throw (make the image smaller), which is fine if you don't expect to need the image to be larger in the future, or to the new pixels off the air by interpolation (enlargement), and data that rarely works to print.

  The suggestion to reduce the size of the image to 300 ppi is linked to the PDF export settings. There, you have the ability to downsample images during the export process when the resolution is higher than necessary, which speeds up processing at the printer.

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