PDF export dropping bleed

Real quickly, I have my pdf export settings in PageMaker 7.0.1a to add .5 inches to magazine trim/document setup page size. If I place a full page ad with bleed in eps format, the resulting pdf image displays correctly within the full bleed size. But if I place the full page ad as tiff, then I am left with .25 inches of white space around the image. It is annoying and I can't even guess where the problem lies. Any sugeestions? Is this most likely native to PageMaker or distiller settings, pdf printer style, etc....? HELP!

OK, in all humility, i really can't explain why i can run it and others can't. i don't have a solid explanation. some in this forum would call it 'luck', but being the spiritual person that i am, i prefer something more along the lines of being highly favored. a few quick suggestions are as follows: run the install.exe as 'administrator', or even use compatibility settings set for XP sp3. other suggestions, install older software in safe mode -- this particular 'trick' worked for me on another XP OS machine after what i thought was a 'succesful' install ended up not so successful (program would continually crash on startup) in other words, idk. my suggestions, be persistent in your attempts and try something different each time. GOOD 'LUCK' to all!

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Dan wrote:
So, any help with the X-1a export would be appreciated, as this company's primary printer asks for this standard to be used.
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Hey there again!
I'm now trying to define a preset for the PDF Export process... it's based on the "High Quality Print" (from the Adobe PDF Preset list), and then I want to change "one or two" parameters.
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Uwe Laubender wrote:
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When looking at your code you have to use the right syntax.
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I was reusing code from another script where I used the WITH function, in here I was using a different structure and I didn't correct this.
But thanks again for the remark!

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