create photo sheets for prints?

I just downloaded photoshop from here though: http://www.wlycos.com/

I don't know *what* the sheet preset is!

"stupid_idiot" wrote in message

use your contact sheet preset and pick your size.

"Dr. J. Smith" wrote in message

I want to set up multiple copies of an image on a page. I'm thinking

along

the lines that portrait photographers use for a sheet of wallet photos,

or

perhaps 2 or 4 pictures per sheet. I'll be doing this multiple times so

I'm

actually looking for a batch/action/script type of solution. Any suggestions?

use your contact sheet preset and pick your size.

"Dr. J. Smith" wrote in message

I want to set up multiple copies of an image on a page. I'm thinking along the lines that portrait photographers use for a sheet of wallet photos, or perhaps 2 or 4 pictures per sheet. I'll be doing this multiple times so I'm actually looking for a batch/action/script type of solution. Any suggestions?

Dr. J. Smith wrote:

I want to set up multiple copies of an image on a page. I'm thinking along the lines that portrait photographers use for a sheet of wallet photos, or perhaps 2 or 4 pictures per sheet. I'll be doing this multiple times so I'm actually looking for a batch/action/script type of solution. Any suggestions?

File, Automate, Picture Package. Then choose the layout you prefer.

With some layouts it may pay to add a 1/4" of white canvas all round the image to separate the images better (some of the standard layouts are a little crowded).

I'm fairly sure the whole procedure could be recorded as an action and repeated on different images.

JP

Bryce wrote:

I just downloaded photoshop from here though: http://www.wlycos.com/
I don't know *what* the sheet preset is!

Word to the wise.

I checked out the website Bryce found. I'm skeptical of the legality of this software. On this website they say the following.

Where does this software comes from ?

The software is shipped from Eastern Europe.

Sounds dodgy to me.

OEM software here in the US is typically only legal if it is sold with a NEW computer and the computer manufacturer takes responsibility for support.

JP

hmmmm....there is no contact phone number or address.....must be legit. LOL

"JP White" wrote in message

Bryce wrote:

I just downloaded photoshop from here though: http://www.wlycos.com/
I don't know *what* the sheet preset is!

Word to the wise.

I checked out the website Bryce found. I'm skeptical of the legality of this software. On this website they say the following.

Where does this software comes from ?

The software is shipped from Eastern Europe.

Sounds dodgy to me.

OEM software here in the US is typically only legal if it is sold with a NEW computer and the computer manufacturer takes responsibility for support.
JP

I can't even believe my post was taken seriously.

"stupid_idiot" wrote in message

hmmmm....there is no contact phone number or address.....must be legit.

LOL

"JP White" wrote in message

Bryce wrote:

I just downloaded photoshop from here though: http://www.wlycos.com/
I don't know *what* the sheet preset is!

Word to the wise.

I checked out the website Bryce found. I'm skeptical of the legality of this software. On this website they say the following.

Where does this software comes from ?

The software is shipped from Eastern Europe.

Sounds dodgy to me.

OEM software here in the US is typically only legal if it is sold with a NEW computer and the computer manufacturer takes responsibility for

support.

JP

Look at your toolbar:

File
Automate
Picture Package...

Lots of different sizes.

frank

Great! Never had a reason to use PP before, never even knew it was there. Thanks to all who helped. ~JS

"JP White" wrote in message

Dr. J. Smith wrote:

I want to set up multiple copies of an image on a page. I'm thinking

along

the lines that portrait photographers use for a sheet of wallet photos,

or

perhaps 2 or 4 pictures per sheet. I'll be doing this multiple times so

I'm

actually looking for a batch/action/script type of solution. Any suggestions?

File, Automate, Picture Package. Then choose the layout you prefer.
With some layouts it may pay to add a 1/4" of white canvas all round the image to separate the images better (some of the standard layouts are a little crowded).

I'm fairly sure the whole procedure could be recorded as an action and repeated on different images.

JP