I need a quicker way to copy multiple images to one page.

[drt186000mi/sec]

I need to move 200+ separate image files onto about 40 8.5 by 11 inch pages. Is there a way to do this more quickly than cutting, pasting and resizing each image individually?

[EvilNeko]

Not really, no. There isn't a much faster way.

~EvilNeko

[pyrochild]

Actually, there is. Not in Paint.NET though. Go to the folder you with the pictures you want to print, right-click on any one of them, select Print. That'll open Windows Printing Wizard or something like that, which will let you select which pictures to use, how many to put on each page, how many times to do each one, etc.

[EvilNeko]

Eep. Pyrochild for teh win ^_-

This kitten didn't know you could do that..*hangs head in shame.*

Ah well! You have a solution.

~EvilNeko

[pyrochild]

^_^

[drt186000mi/sec]

That's excellent, and I think I'm going to end up doing that, thanks. But here's a tricky one: can those prints, with that formatting, be saved to be edited?

[pyrochild]

Not unless you have a document image writer set up as a printer. (There are programs that you can install that emulate a printer. You can tell any program that prints to print to that fake printer, and the program will let you save to various formats, usually PDF)

[drt186000mi/sec]

Can you give me a web page or something where I can do more research about that? That would be great, thanks guys.

[pyrochild]

http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/

http://www.cutepdf.com/

http://www.google.com/search?source=ig& ... gle+Search

(I'd go with the top one, as it's open source, like Paint.NET)

[drt186000mi/sec]

You guys are awesome, thanks a bunch.

[pyrochild]

Welcome.