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Theodoric · 14-08-2003, 14:19

There are 2 ways that I know of:

1) If you have access to a PC with Win XP on it, then if you select 4 pictures from Explorer and use the Print command, then start the Print Wizard you are given a number of choices, one of which is to print all 4 pictures on a single A4 sheet; XP does all the hard work for you.

2) Use CorelDRAW. You can paste as many pictures as want on a sheet, crop, resize, rotate them etc and then print. The only problem is you will probably need access to CorelDRAW at work, college etc as I'm sure that no private citizen has ever been able to afford his own copy!

14-08-2003, 14:19	#10
Theodoric Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: London Posts: 2,974	There are 2 ways that I know of: 1) If you have access to a PC with Win XP on it, then if you select 4 pictures from Explorer and use the Print command, then start the Print Wizard you are given a number of choices, one of which is to print all 4 pictures on a single A4 sheet; XP does all the hard work for you. 2) Use CorelDRAW. You can paste as many pictures as want on a sheet, crop, resize, rotate them etc and then print. The only problem is you will probably need access to CorelDRAW at work, college etc as I'm sure that no private citizen has ever been able to afford his own copy!