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I need to print multiple images on a single sheet of letter sized paper.
[8.5" X 11"] The image size is 5.5" X 1.55" and is in BMP format. Each image is a different picture. I would like to arrange the images so that 4 images fit on the same sheet, with the sheet in PORTRAIT orientation. I can’t seem to find a way to do this in either of the PSE 3.0 manuals I have. I tried to use the "contact sheet" method from pages 372-373 of "The Missing Manual", but that doesn’t seem to allow me a way to place 4 images on the sheet, in the manner I want to. I chose the value 1 for "number of vertical columns", as I consider this to be the only number of full size images that will fit the 8.5" dimension of the sheet. This choice displays a single image on the preview window. There doesn’t seem to be a way to add more images, from what I am seeing on my screen, or reading in the book. I really got lost in the "Classroom in a Book" manual, which covers the subject in LESSON 8. [at least, I thought it did] Project 2 is headlined as "Placing two or more images in one file" That seems like what I want to do, only described a bit differently. What am I missing or doing wrong ? Can this be done? Larry J. Walker
[8.5" X 11"] The image size is 5.5" X 1.55" and is in BMP format. Each image is a different picture. I would like to arrange the images so that 4 images fit on the same sheet, with the sheet in PORTRAIT orientation. I can’t seem to find a way to do this in either of the PSE 3.0 manuals I have. I tried to use the "contact sheet" method from pages 372-373 of "The Missing Manual", but that doesn’t seem to allow me a way to place 4 images on the sheet, in the manner I want to. I chose the value 1 for "number of vertical columns", as I consider this to be the only number of full size images that will fit the 8.5" dimension of the sheet. This choice displays a single image on the preview window. There doesn’t seem to be a way to add more images, from what I am seeing on my screen, or reading in the book. I really got lost in the "Classroom in a Book" manual, which covers the subject in LESSON 8. [at least, I thought it did] Project 2 is headlined as "Placing two or more images in one file" That seems like what I want to do, only described a bit differently. What am I missing or doing wrong ? Can this be done? Larry J. Walker
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