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[ashlan]

Is it possible to print 4 different photos on an A4 sheet?

[grandpabruce]

Is it possible to print 4 different photos on an A4 sheet?

Sure.

[sknis]

Sure.

Well you answered the question.
Under the photo tab, select "Print Photos".  Follow the instructions

[grandpabruce]

Well you answered the question.
Under the photo tab, select "Print Photos".  Follow the instructions

He asked a question with no specifics.  I answered him the best I could, with the information provided.  

[ashlan]

He asked a question with no specifics.  I answered him the best I could, with the information provided.  

The problem is that when I follow the instructions, although I have four pictures on the current page, only one prints.  I use the contact sheet option, is that correct?

[karri]

The problem is that when I follow the instructions, although I have four pictures on the current page, only one prints.  I use the contact sheet option, is that correct?

Hi Ashlan,

I also use the Contact Sheet option to print different photos on a single sheet of paper, so just to add on to grandpabruce and sknis suggestions, or if you wanted a step-by-step:


1. Go to Start > All Programs > Roxio EMC > My Media > Media Manager

2. In Media Manager, click on the Print icon (it's along the top row of icons, in between the Email and Sharing icons). Clicking on this Print icon opens a Print dialog window, with a column at the right where you can add all of your photos that you want to print.

3. In the Print dialog window,

~ click on the A4 size in the Paper Size drop-down option
~ click the button next to "As A Contact Sheet" in the Layout section
~ set the rows and columns both to 2
~ click on the little blue "Add Photos" icon at the top of the right-hand column. (It is a dark blue square with a little green arrow pointing to the right.) This opens up a Windows Explorer window where you can navigate to your pictures folder and click on whatever photos you want to add. (Ctrl + Click to add multiple photos.)

4. Once you have selected your photos, click the Add Photos button at the bottom of the Explorer window. (If you want to add more photos from a different folder, just click on the Add Photos icon at the top of that third column again to add more photos.)

If you want more or less space between your photos, just adjust the "Spacing" option up or down.

karri

[ashlan]

Hi Ashlan,

I also use the Contact Sheet option to print different photos on a single sheet of paper, so just to add on to grandpabruce and sknis suggestions, or if you wanted a step-by-step:
1. Go to Start > All Programs > Roxio EMC > My Media > Media Manager

2. In Media Manager, click on the Print icon (it's along the top row of icons, in between the Email and Sharing icons). Clicking on this Print icon opens a Print dialog window, with a column at the right where you can add all of your photos that you want to print.

3. In the Print dialog window,

~ click on the A4 size in the Paper Size drop-down option
~ click the button next to "As A Contact Sheet" in the Layout section
~ set the rows and columns both to 2
~ click on the little blue "Add Photos" icon at the top of the right-hand column. (It is a dark blue square with a little green arrow pointing to the right.) This opens up a Windows Explorer window where you can navigate to your pictures folder and click on whatever photos you want to add. (Ctrl + Click to add multiple photos.)

4. Once you have selected your photos, click the Add Photos button at the bottom of the Explorer window. (If you want to add more photos from a different folder, just click on the Add Photos icon at the top of that third column again to add more photos.)

If you want more or less space between your photos, just adjust the "Spacing" option up or down.

karri

Thanks for your very clear instructions Karri.

I have followed them precisely, but still only one picture is being printed.  Cannot understand why, have rechecked the printer settings, probably something wrong with my version of the programme.

[karri]

Thanks for your very clear instructions Karri.

I have followed them precisely, but still only one picture is being printed.  Cannot understand why, have rechecked the printer settings, probably something wrong with my version of the programme.

Hi ashlan,

ok, I recall that happening once as well for me. I cannot remember what the solution was, and I cannot reproduce it right now because I am moving this weekend and both my printers are already packed

I seem to recall it had something to do with my print settings in Media Manager's print utility being off. I will be happy to try to figure it out next week when I have everything back up and running normally. In the meantime, play with the settings a little more, if you aren't already too frustrated. It must have been something simple, or I would have remembered it more precisely.

Edited by karri, 28 September 2007 - 07:49 AM.

[sknis]

Thanks for your very clear instructions Karri.

I have followed them precisely, but still only one picture is being printed. Cannot understand why, have rechecked the printer settings, probably something wrong with my version of the programme.

A picture and a thousand words.  Double check these settings.

[ashlan]

A picture and a thousand words.  Double check these settings.

Thanks very much sknis that works, problem solved.

[sknis]

Thanks very much sknis that works, problem solved.

You are welcome.

[karri]

A picture and a thousand words.  Double check these settings.

Thanks sknis