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Well...the deal is that I'm prepping files for a magazine that is web printed. They requested single page pdfs with 1/8" bleeds. All is fine and dandy until it comes to 2 pages that aren't a full spread. The resulting pdf has as a bleed part of the page next to it. As it turns out it hasn't been a huge issues because after the trim this falls in the bind and isn't noticeable. I have had the same problem in InDesign but was able to solve it by shuffleing the pages in the layout so that pages that aren't full spreads are split up and don't cause the overlap problem. This making sense?
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