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Anonymous
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I'll tell you what worked for me. I printed front and back parts on seperate sheets of paper, I then took the two sheets and put them back to back holding them up to the light. Looking through the paper I could align the front and back pieces so they are some-what center. At that point I made note (eyeballed) of how far the margins on the front sheet where offset from the back sheet and made this compensation in photoshop. It took a few tries but it worked.
If you are going to use this method or something similar I recommend you print fast/draft copies first until you get it right, otherwise you're just going to waste ink.
If you notice the back pieces are slightly larger then the front pieces, this gives you about 1/8" of "play" room. Just keep trying and you will get it.
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