Preferences > Page Display > set Use Overprint Preview to Always.Preferences > Page Display > de-select Use Local Fonts.View -> Page Display menu of the PDF, select Two-Up and Show Cover Page During Two-Up.In Acrobat/Adobe Reader make sure the following are set in preferences: Create your cover last after you know your final page count.See our bleed line FAQ and our trim line FAQ. Place images and artwork to the bleed line so that white lines won't appear at the edges of trimmed pages.Use perceptual rendering intent on all objects when possible.Rasterize overly complex vectors (e.g.Verify that all the images in your book are between 150 and 300 DPI.For areas of large coverage, such as page backgrounds, use a rich black. If you're creating a Trade book the total page count should be a multiple of 12, with a minimum of 24 pages.Make sure your book has an even number of pages, and at least 20 pages for our Photo Book and Magazine formats.Use our specification calculator to design files to the correct dimensions.Ensure your fonts are properly embedded in the PDF.
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