Courtney892
08-15-2008, 12:53 AM
We have tried printed out 4x6 autograph pages using both Windows Picture Viewer and Photoshop Elements 6.0, and we cannot get a good image to save our lives.
Sometimes when landscape is selected, it prints out as portrait and vice versa.
The paper I have is from a spiral bound autograph book where the pages are removed, so I am able to print it as a 4x6 "picture" and it will do it with no margins. However I am trying to avoid the top .5" on the paper so that I can trip off the part that goes through the spiral binding when I put it into my scrapbook. The programs are absolutely refusing to do this if we manually set the size that we want. It will also not print it as a 3x5 "picture" correctly.
It will print as a perfect 3x5 in the center of a full sheet of paper, so the only idea I have left is to try to double-sided tape my paper in the center of a full sheet of paper to see if it will print correctly in that case. Hubby thinks that will be a ridiculous amount of work that has to be precise for at least 25 different sheets if I only print the pages of characters we'll see at character breakfasts.
I have been practicing on Chaos's pages thus far. Are some of the designers building some time of margin in that I need to account for?
Help please if you are able! We leave pretty soon!
Sometimes when landscape is selected, it prints out as portrait and vice versa.
The paper I have is from a spiral bound autograph book where the pages are removed, so I am able to print it as a 4x6 "picture" and it will do it with no margins. However I am trying to avoid the top .5" on the paper so that I can trip off the part that goes through the spiral binding when I put it into my scrapbook. The programs are absolutely refusing to do this if we manually set the size that we want. It will also not print it as a 3x5 "picture" correctly.
It will print as a perfect 3x5 in the center of a full sheet of paper, so the only idea I have left is to try to double-sided tape my paper in the center of a full sheet of paper to see if it will print correctly in that case. Hubby thinks that will be a ridiculous amount of work that has to be precise for at least 25 different sheets if I only print the pages of characters we'll see at character breakfasts.
I have been practicing on Chaos's pages thus far. Are some of the designers building some time of margin in that I need to account for?
Help please if you are able! We leave pretty soon!