What steps should you follow to change the bleed settings of an artboard in Adobe Illustrator?

To change the bleed settings of an artboard in Adobe Illustrator, the correct approach is to access the Document Setup. This option provides a dedicated interface for adjusting various document settings, including the bleed. When you navigate to Document Setup, you can directly modify the bleed options, which allow for precise control over how the artwork extends beyond the edge of the artboard. This is particularly important for print design, where the bleed ensures that images and backgrounds cover any potential trimming that may occur during the printing process.

The other approaches mentioned do not correctly facilitate changing the bleed settings for an artboard. For instance, while adjusting settings within the Print dialog could intuitively seem like a viable option, it does not allow for global bleed modifications relevant to the document itself. Instead, it focuses on print-specific settings for a current print job, which does not address the fundamental document setup. The option related to Artboard options does not specifically allow for bleed adjustments but rather focuses on the dimensions and arrangement of artboards. Finally, there is no standalone option for 'Edit> Bleed settings' in Illustrator, making this choice incorrect.

Thus, accessing the Document Setup provides a straightforward and effective way to ensure your bleed settings are appropriately configured for all elements in your design.