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Tiling artwork and adjusting page boundaries
The artboard's dimensions do not necessarily match the paper sizes used by printers. As a result, when you print a file, the program divides the artboard into one or more rectangles that correspond to the page size available on your printer. Dividing the artboard to fit a printer's available page size is called tiling. Tiling is also used when you set up your file to view and print multiple pages.
You can also adjust the placement of the printable area of the page to control how artwork is printed.
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