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Provides an illustrated overview of five standard ticket sizes (S, M, L, DL) and perforation configurations (one stub, parallel stub, double stub). 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They are extremely flexible marketing tools with a very wide range of uses, so it’s not uncommon to see them at musical events, festivals, corporate events, or fundraisers. Other possible uses include sporting events, parties or even raffles. Tickets are easy to customise and the possibilities are endless.  \nDo you want to make food or drink vouchers, try adding a perforation or two to your ticket. Do you need to sell tickets at the door? Add sequential numbering and a perforation. Do you have a gala or fundraiser coming up? Spruce up your ticket design with a beautiful gold foil with Spot UV on a double pasted card. Concert or other big event? Try an anti-counterfeit foil strip on the front or back side, to prevent anyone from trying to copy their way in.  \nLet Metro Print help find the right ticket for you.  \nBelow is an illustrated guide to the 5 available standard sizes.  \nTicket Sizes  \nS (50x160mm)  \nM (60x180mm)  \nL (70x200mm)  \nDL (99x210mm)  \nPerforation Options  \n\n| |\n| --- |\n| Standard\u003Cbr>Printing only |\n| |\n| One Stub\u003Cbr>1 Perforation |\n| |\n| Parallel Stub\u003Cbr>2 Perforations |\n\nDouble Stub  \n1 Perforation per side  \nAdding a perforation to your artwork  \nFirst, lets open up one of our ticket templates. Each template comes setup with the required trim marks and guides, so all you need to do is just set your design up. If you do not see these guides, you must first enable your guides. From the View menu, choose Guides > Show Guides.  \nFront  \nBack  \nLets say you want to add a perforation line to your artwork file before completing your design. The way to do it is pretty straight forward. You will need to add small line indicators, on the outside of the bleed area. Pick a location for your perforation line, then add the necessary indicators for the position. If you want to go one step further, you can add a guide line in between your indicators, as a visual reminder of where the perforation is to happen (it’s helpful when creating your design).  \nPerforation line indicators  \nPerforation line indicators  \nPreparing ticket data with perforations  \nA common mistake when setting up ticket artwork with perforations is the positioning of the artwork for the front side and the back side are the same. When preparing your artwork it is important to remember that printing sheets are turned over horizontally (left to right), in the same manner you would turn the pages of a magazine or catalog.  \nTake a look at the following examples.  \nOne Stub  \nParallel Stub  \nDouble Stub  \n| \u003Cbr>The below setup is not correct.\u003Cbr>The layout of the back side has the perforation on the same side as the front.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>The below setup is correct.\u003Cbr>When you turn the ticket over from front to back the ticket position moves from right to left. |\n| --- |\n| |\n\nPlease note: It is your responsibility to make sure the front and back sides of the stubs are corresponding each other. This check is excluded from our data checks before printing.","cbCaiqMDNBAxfAXk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqMDNBAxfAXk","pdf",339639,9,"English","# Ticket printing\n## Ticket sizes\n## Perforation options\n## Adding a perforation to your artwork\n## Preparing ticket data with perforations","[{\"question\":\"What common marketing and event uses do tickets support?\",\"answer\":\"Tickets are suitable for large or small formats across many occasions such as musical events, festivals, corporate events, fundraisers, sporting events, parties, or raffles.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you set up a ticket template to add a perforation line?\",\"answer\":\"Open a ticket template so it includes the required trim marks and guides, then ensure guides are enabled. 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