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... thank you very much for your help! kind regards, peter d.

thank you, jim! this works well. still one last question: if i understand you correctly it is not possible to resize a loaded image without changing the canvas size! but when i change the image by manual manipulation - how can i maintain the proportions? i´m afraid that by reducing the image manually the length to width ratio will be other than before. perhaps the values can be entered in a scale or sth. else? many thanks in advance peter d.

thank you very much for your answers and your links. now i know a little more about dpi a.s.o., although this is not so easy to understand. but my main-problem still exists: how can i arrange my fotos in a row: 3 in the first row, 3 in the second and so on. when i copy a foto (e.g. 10 x 8 cm) into the defined layer (e.g. 80 x 80 cm), it will be as big as the layer and there is no space for another foto. if i resize the foto first, will its print-size change, too? thank you for your patience. peter d.

hi, first apologize my simple English (I'm from Germany and unfortunately there isn´t a German paint.net-forum). My problem: I´d like to print some pictures on a 44" plotter. So I defined a level (90 cm x 120 cm) in paint.net that matches my paper-size (90 cm x 120 cm). The pictures should be in a row, always 3 - each is 25 cm x 30 cm print-size. When I paste a picture (import from a file) the picture is going to be as big as my defined level and there is no place for other pictures. I also tried to copy and paste the pictures but the result is the same. I changed the pixel-size, but then the print-size changes too ... What is wrong? Perhaps paint.net is the wrong program for such a job? I´d be pleased to get an answer from you! Thank you very much and greetings from Bavaria, P.D.