The maximum width that can efficiently be produced on paper, paperboard, or paper converting machine, minus allowance for trimming off deckle or uneven edges. The size of something after trimming.
The final or finished size of a printed sheet
The dimensions of the paper in a bound book.
The final size of a single page or finished report after trimming by the printer.
The actual size of the publication after it has been printed and cut by the bindery.
The outer dimensions (horizontal and vertical) of a finished book.
The size of the pages in your book is the trim size. The second dimension is the binding edge. So, if it is an upright book, it is 5-1/2 x 8-1/2". Remember, if you measure a hardcover book, the "case" is larger and that is NOT the trim size. The trim size= page size. Note: Outside the US the bind dimension is often given as the first dimension. You can never go wrong using the words "upright" (portrait), or "oblong" (landscape). [Back
The final size of a printed piece after it has been dried and cut.
size of the finished page after the excess has been cut away.
(generally not in use with books): Actual size of finished item, as in "trimmed down to". An 81/2x11", self cover publication generally has a trim size smaller than 81/2x11".
Final physical dimensions of a book page after the book is bound and trimmed.
The dimensions of the pages in the finished book, measured in inches.
The trim size refers to the size (in inches) you selected for your book, such as 6 x 9, or 8 x 10. In a 6 x 9 book, the first number (6) is the width of the book. The second number (9) is the height, but if that sounds confusing, then think of the second number as the Spine number. If the spine is 9 inches, your book is 9 inches high.
The final size of a printed piece once it's been cut to specification.
The dimensions of a page after trimming.
The final size of one printed image after the last trim is made.
Finished size of a printed piece after waste is trimmed away.
The size of the printed sheet of page once it has been trimmed.
Size of the finished product after last trim is made.
The final size of the printed piece after it has been cut to specification.
The final size of a printed piece. The untrimmed size may be larger due to bleed.
measured in inches, trim size refers to the whole size of the printed page, from edge to edge.
The final size of a book after binding and trimming. to top
The size of the printed product after the last trim is made.
The final size of your page after it has been trimmed. Traditional book trim size include 5.5" x 8.5", 6" x 9", and 7" x 10". Uu
The size of the printed material in its finished stage (e.g., the finished trim size is 5 1\2 x 8 1\2).
the size of the final page after trimming and binding.
The horizontal and vertical dimensions of a book. A book with an 8-by-10-inch trim size is 8 inches across and 10 inches high. A hardcover book has covers that extend beyond the pages, so book size and trim size aren't always the same.
the outer dimensions of the finished book.
The final size of a printed piece after trimming