Print multiple images

[dkb]

Is there any freeware that could print multiple images on a single page
not according to the templates in the software but where one could
select new size of the picture(s)desired for printing.

 

[Ray]

Is there any freeware that could print multiple images on a single page not
according to the templates in the software but where one could select new
size of the picture(s)desired for printing.

Using any version of PSP7 or higher, open images onto PSP screen. Click on
menu bar "Page Setup" icon bringing up a blank screen. Move images from
thumbnails at left column onto blank screen where each one can be resized and
placed anywhere to your liking by handles on corners.

 

[Yves Alarie]

The answer is no.
You can try
http://www.lumapix.com/Index.shtml
for free. It is the most versatile for different size selection on a page
and also highest quality prints, but not free.

 

[dkb]

The answer is no.
You can try
http://www.lumapix.com/Index.shtml
for free. It is the most versatile for different size selection on a page
and also highest quality prints, but not free.

I thank all of you for the suggestions. I googled and found the free
program: Pos Multiple Image Printing <http://www.photopos.com> I am not
sure about the print quality of pictures as I have none of the programs
recommended in my PC. Here one has to be dependent on the templates, but
for me it is OK.

 

[John Inzer]

I thank all of you for the suggestions. I googled and found the free
program: Pos Multiple Image Printing <http://www.photopos.com> I am
not sure about the print quality of pictures as I have none of the
programs recommended in my PC. Here one has to be dependent on the
templates, but for me it is OK.

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Good find...thanks for the link.

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John Inzer
MS Picture It! -
Digital Image MVP

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Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk

 

[Yves Alarie]

Yes you can try this one for free as your post indicated, similar to trying
lumapix for free. But free trial is one thing, having a full version is
another! Not free!
Take a look at both before you decide. I am not familiar with your
suggestion so I can't comment but I have used lumapix for over 5 years and
as far as I know the best if you want to print. You can also try this one
for free:
http://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage/
great prints with this but not as easy to learn