How to split and print a large image onto letter sized paper?
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Can you open it up with MS Paint, which comes with Windows?\nIf not, how about Windows Picture Viewer.  When you are viewing that, do a print screen, then paste it into MS Paint.\n\nIn MS paint, can you try to resize it so it prints on 6 pages.  Go to Image, Stretch/Skew.  Type in a number for height and width, for example 50% to halve the picture.
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Not really. The only way I know of doing that is using photoshop CS2 and making the picture a smart object. This will allow you to enlarge it to to an extent, but I've never really messed with how large you can make the picture. You could import the picture into Adobie Illistrator CS2 and do a live trace with as many colors as the computer can handle and enlarge the vector image as large as you want.  However, the picture isn't going to be rasterized, and won't look absolutely real, but the results can look really cool.
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Use a program like photoshop or possibly even microsoft Word or Paint. Just try to copy and paste the pictures into a blank document.  Even if the Colage ends up having odd dimensions if you select Stretch in the Display>Desktop tab it will automatically resize it for you, it may look a little funny just mess with it a little until you can get it right.
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back-up your image then open it with MS-Paint . \npress CTRL+S . \nthe size of file (not size of pic) will decrease !
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I don't know the printer but you could be maxing out the size file it can handle. Do you print with preview and check all your settings?
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Pretty much any imaging software will do this for you.\n\nIf you have a printer, scanner, web-cam, digital-camera or video-camera than it's likely that some form of imaging software was included with the package.\n\nWindows comes with MS Paint installed but this is a very basic program.\n\nAn excellent free program is Irfan View which amongst many other things, allows you to convert to and from many different formats.  The website is here... http://www.irfanview.com/
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On a Mac, in the print options you can resize the width of a page to fit a particular paper.  This option is native to OSX so it works for all applications and all printers.  Perhaps there is also such function on Windows?
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You can try Irfanview, it's free (ACDSee and Photoshop are fine too but they're not free) from http://www.irfanview.com/ \nIt also has a nice batch edit function so you can resize a whole folder at one go.\n\nBasically if you resize to 1024 on the longest side and save as JPG with 80% compression, it should give you a file in the one to two hundred kilobyte range.
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Yes, I would recommend a program called Irfan View, you can find it on Irvanview.com.. (its free too) You can perform whats called a Batch Conversion, you just select the pictures you want, and set the size you want, or tell it to reduce or increase size by percentages or pixels. If you do download the program, the option is in File>Batch Conversion, You can also change the format of the image, and alot more.
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Make new image with size u want to print it then copy your work and paste it in new image resize it (with CTRL + T )to the half size of the sheet then duplicate the layer then print it
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you could use Total Image Converter.  It is available for download at coolutils.com.
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In MSPaint,Go to View->Zoom->Large Size. It will serve your purpose
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4x6 is pretty large - But, if you really need that size, look for "postcard" paper that you can buy at any office supply store - or online. They will run through your printer and are perforated for easy separation.
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Definately. I would ask someone more proffessional but I know there has to be a way of doing it when you open the print menu. (that's on windows)
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you could give the print screen button a go. that always works when you cant right click on an image and choose 'save picture as'
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With a pen after you print it.\n\nTry converting to a PDF and do it in Acrobat
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At the top, click "insert". Scroll down to "picture" then select "from file". You may have to shrink the size of the picture. You can do this by double clicking on the picture and then click on 'size".