Use a style sheet. This can save time, reduce errors, and provide consistency in your document. Standardize default settings for page size, margins, fonts, color, and line weights. Layout Build the elements on each page independent of other pages. For example, do not jump text wraps across pages in a two-page spread.
Set bleeds at one-eighth inch.
Panel sizes sometimes must vary on a piece that has multiple folds. Fonts Use the same font styles and versions as the ones that the Printing Department uses, or Send screen and printer fonts for every font used in your document, including those that are used in graphics. Avoid mixing Truetype and Postscript Type 1 fonts in the same file whenever possible. Use the font that has the style attribute you want, such as Helvetica Bold or Times Italic. Be careful if you use type within a photo retouching program.