Printing multiple copies on one page

[annc]

I've only been using PSE4 for 7 weeks. I created a circular image 9cm in diameter for putting in coasters and would like to print as many as possible on one sheet of A4 paper, and would be grateful for any advice on how best to go about it.

[Byron Gale]

Annc,

Create a new, blank document with A4 dimensions, at the same PPI resolution as your coaster insert.

Then, open your coaster insert image and, using the Move tool, drag it into the image window of the blank document. This will create a new layer containing just the coaster image.

Again using the Move tool, position the coaster image where you want it.

In the Layers palette, duplicate the coaster image, use the Move tool and position this new layer so it does not overlap the first copy.

Repeat until you are finished and print.

No doubt others will have ideas, so stay tuned and post back when you have questions.

Byron

[annc]

Thank you - sounds good and I can put more than one image on that way! I'd been trying to work it out from the printing end.

Ann

[Wendy]

Hi Ann ...

... and welcome to the forum :)

I would think that the way Byron suggests is the easiest way to do this ... its the way I would do it.

Nice to see someone from Kent joining the forum .. we used to live in Tunbridge Wells :)

Wendy

[annc]

I live in Tunbridge Wells! Where are you now? Seems a good forum.

Ann

[Wendy]

Hi Ann ...

We were relocated to Coventry ... when our employers moved part of their Head Office out of the City of London. That was way back in 1990 ... time really does fly :eek:

This is the best forum you will find, one great thing about it is that everyone is friendly, very helpful and will talk you through things. The subscriber area is brilliant too ... lots of things to learn and some great ideas for effects.

Wendy

[annc]

What is entailed in joining up to the Subscriber area? How do I do it? This forum has a slightly different format to the other (medical and SongPro users) forums that I belong to!

Ann

[Wendy]

hi Ann ...

Click on this link ... and then look over to the right and click on Subscribe today :)

http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com/index.php

It really is worth doing ... and if you want to learn how to use Elements then you certainlly won't regret it. :)

Wendy