Photo Printing

Thanks for the 2 messages. I know that paint can do it but it becomes rather tedious. I will have to try once again.

In the second message , the software that was provided will it allow me to print multiple photos on the same page.

Anyway thanks I will try them out.

Meherdad

I downloaded the software , but since I dont have a working printer right now I will be printing it outside.

Now what my problem is that I want to print atleast 15 copies on a single sheet of paper.

I saw the option there can you please tell me whether it will print 15 copies on one page or will it take 15 pages.

Thanks a lot and sorry for the trouble.

Such as http://www.sixdigitalphotos.com/ and far too many for me to review. Even a Word or Open Office Macro could accomplish your feat.

Bob

Printing 15 on a page can be done/

Put all the photos in one folder.

Start Irfanview and open one photo from that folder.
Click File and then click Thumbnails.

In the new window:
Select the 15 thumbnails you want on one page.
(hold down the Ctrl key while you click on each thumbnail)

Click File

Click ''Create contact sheet from selected images.''
A window will open where you can set up the photos in rows and columns, sizes and spacing between photos.

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Irfanview has an extensive Help system.
Just click on the Help button.

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Thanks for your help . Yes I did figure it out via the help .

That say photo printer are good. Now you have to ask yourself what size photos am I going to print? The other options are, do you want to print directly from the camera, do you want to adjust the photo dirctly on your printer without a computor? What type and the amount of cartriges you want? How much do you want to pay per photo? How many pixils per inch? These questions would help us help you.

you buy printers or go into the business. Knowing how to resize an image, and what to use to do that, is among the things you need to know. However, your understanding needs to go a lot deeper than that.

sources like Sam's Club or Costco. Costco is particularly good if you have more advanced knowledge. Camera stores don't bring anything extra to the game. I suspect their equipment frequently isn't as good as what you find in the high volume places.