Print Areas | Masking > Print Masks
Print masks need to match the Print dimensions which are set on the Print area to output correctly
This information can be found on the Print area list view:
It can also be found if editing the Print area itself:
Note that Print Masks only affect the production of the generated Print Output file(s), they have no impact on the Product preview.
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