Re: print size of images

"KatWoman" <spamfree@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Sande" <sande.cripps@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>I have a bunch of very large images taken on vacation that I want to 
>>resize to 4x6. I cropped/resized several, but when I started to print to

>>4x6 photo paper, the image was cropped even more on the lower and right 
>>edges- enough to ruin the composition of the shot.  So I think I must
have 
>>done something wrong. What is the correct procedure to resize in CS3? Is

>>there some setting in the print dialog I missed?
>>
>> Sande
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>
> If you have the correct pro****tion should be no issue to print it
smaller 
> for 4x6
>
> first use crop tool
> choose preset or fill in exact size 4x6 (300 res?)
> is your image pro****tional to 4x6 ??
> FILE>PRINT
>
> in that dialog many options to resize but not crop
> also you can untick center
> etc
> if you're making bleed print you will get an error message from PS
ignore 
> it
> hit advanced option or printer options
> I have Epson so not sure about HP
> in that dialog make sure to select BORDERLESS  and proper paper size and

> orientation (****trait, landscape)
> quality for print etc
>
> why install another program to make a print??
>
>
does HP have print preview feature??
I always use that
if it is incorrectly sized you can see it before wasting ink and paper


windows will AUTO crop and print borderless 4x6 too
this is less reliable as you cannot control the crop and color profiles

go to the folder of pictures
control ****ft to select all or control click each to print

at left choose print these photos
then a wizard comes up
fill in size of picture you need
how many of each to print

also choose print options and fill in for HP dialog borderless and 4x6
paper
done