[musiclover]

Hello,

Folks here have been so helpfull and I am grateful for all the advice I have received. Don't know if anyone has ever used photshop out there, but I can't figure out how to print more than 1 picture at a time to 1 page, and the manual doesn't seem to help me much either, so I am posting this question here in case someone might be able to help me. Your response is appreciated.

[buck52]

Howdy

open the images you want to print and make whatever adjustments you would like including sizing, color adjust, etc.

then open a new blank canvas that is the size of the paper to be used then using the mover tool drag the images to the blank canvas

buck

[Saint Anger]

See if this helps -

http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-...?msg_id=006RF9

[jbcalg]

...and your question is?

how to print multiple pictures on 1 page?

if so, what i do is

let's say you wanted to print 2 4x5 pictures on one page

resize, edit etc each of the pictures (separately of course) to a 4x5 size

open each picture
in picture 1, go to:
image
canvas size
change width to 8.25 (so you have some cutting room)
click on the left arrow (to add the extra space to the right of the existing picture - goofy, but that's how PS does it)
click OK

you now have a 8.25 width
- the orig picture, plus white space on the right

with picture 1 still open
go to picture 2
r-click, select all
copy
(or choose 'select', then 'all', then edit, copy)

return to picture 1 (full window is best for this)
paste
picture 2 will paste on top of picture 1
r-click, free transform - pictue is 'framed' by transform lines
drag picture 2 over to the right
align it properly, leave a little cutting room in between for after printing
press enter
if it looks ok
layer
flatten image

you now have 2 pictures side by side
***save as*** someother name so you don't overwrite the original picture 1
(best to work with copies just in case, save the originals
i usually save as .tiff so resaving doesn't degrade quality like happens with .jpeg)

go to
file
print with preview
now you can uncheck "center image"
scale should be 100%
and reduce the top margin to 0

ready to print!

your printer may give a "too big, some cropping may occur" error message
i've always ignored these with no ill effects

experiment a bit, but this works for me
can even fill a whole sheet with different pictures to minimize wasted photo paper

hint: to test, use plain paper and set printer to b&w to give an idea how it'll look

the above assumes 8.5 x 11 photo paper