Also, since brochure printing will involve folding the paper at some point, it is a good idea to design them based on a template (preferably one from your printer of choice, but more on that later). These templates are not things that you just have to fill up with text, so they won't hamper customization: some are just empty rectangles that demarcate the space you can print on. Simply building a design around a paper size's measurements divided into thirds will not cut it, you see, and may lead to folding errors that will either incur extra charges or set printing back a couple of days.
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