how to print differnt sizes in photshop cs?
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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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First of all, images or print? If the font size is your proble, click on "View" (right next to "File" and "Edit", then click on "Text Size" and choose a smaller one.
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Click on the File menu and choose Page Setup\nClick on the Paper Size tab\nClick on the drop-down arrow at Paper Size\nScroll through the paper sizes until you find the one nearest to your measurments.\nDecide which way the words will run on the card. For instance will the short sides of the card be the top and bottom (Choose Portrait), or will the long sides of the card be top and bottom (choose Landscape).\n\nIf you choose Portrait, put the cards into the printer with the short side facing into the printer rollers and the long side facing in if you choose Landscape.\n\nTest out your printer with a blank card of the same size, if your printer feeds from the front, then you will put the cards in with the picture turned up. If the paper feeds from the back I think the picture needs to face away from front. Test with blank card first, put a mark on the blank card to indicate which will be the front and you won't waste any of the valuable invites!
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http://www.print100.com/global/cgi/design_spec_template.aspx
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go to control panel\nclick on printers \nclick show installed printers\nRIGHT CLICK on the printer\nLeft click propertys\nclick on printing prefferences\nuncheck rotated\nclick apply
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Use the Add-a-Plotter wizard to add a raster "printer" - eg. for the TIFF format: use This Computer, select Raster File Formats (as Manufacturer) and under Model select TIFF (or PNG, JPEG...).\n\nRaster file size is unitless (pixels, not inches or mm) - to increase resolution (in pixels) set a 'larger paper size'. You can create a custom "paper" size for this "printer" - increase this paper size to achieve higher resolution (more pixels in the resulting raster file). The DPI (dots-per-inch) value is usually fixed (e.g. 100 dpi) so to get 2000 pixel resolution you will have to set 2000/100 = 20 inches page size. (in higher AutoCAD versions you can use directly pixels)\n\nUnder Device settings you can set the color depth (for color formats) - fewer colors means smaller files.\n\nYou can also export to other raster formats - CALS, JPG/JPEG, BMP, PNG, TGA, PCX.
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Select all the cells you want to print\n\nChoose File --> Set print area\n\nThen print
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Depending on the program you're printing from, there is normally an option to "print selection".  This is true in Microsoft Word and Excel and most other programs as well.
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These things usually come with software but...\n\nYou can try this...\nhttp://www.ememorex.com/designs/default.aspx\nbut I don't think that will help you.\n\nFirstly, make your mistakes on plain paper not the expensive stuff.\n\nSecondly, get a ruler and measure the paper in every way possible.  From top edge to cd lable, etc.\n\nSend me all of the information and what you want on them and I'll make the file for you to print.\n\nOnly simple stuff though.
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first select you photos you want to print\nthen select the size paper you are using\nthen select 2 of your size you want\nbut make sure the will fit your paper or it will mess up your printer
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Go to IMAGES..CLICK on RESIZE/RESAMPLE... put in numbers to the size you want.
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Check page setup. Match page size both in printer properties and the software (may be MS-word or Excel) u r using. Check margin also.
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get 2 pices of the same size and cut them out in the shape u want then get 2 x 4 and nail them in the sides 6-8 inches apart than a pice that covers it than u can figer out the rest
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It depends on the DPI (Dots per inch) of the printer. Well actually it depends on your screen resolution. Well actually it depends on how whatever app you are using to print it with will render it on paper. Pixes on your screen do not correlate directly to paper. A good printer can print more pixes in fewer space than another printer. I say the more pixels you draw with the better, then choose to print it full page. It's all layout.\n\nAlso, standard letter sheet of paper is different in USA, than in metric countries, or in Asia it is different also. A4, vesus "Letter"
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am a graphic artist, am using photoshop everyday,, first you need to know your current screen resolution... if 800x600 make your image in Photoshops 800 PIXEL by 600 PIXEL.. Then goto FILE --> SAVE FOR WEB --> SAVE AS JPEG... after you save as JPEG, goto your WINDOWS XP Desktop properties then load the JPEG as a wallpaper.   Same thing if ur desktop resolution was 1024x760, resize your photshop image into 1024 pixel by 760s pixel.. Good luck dude. hope u get my suggestion.. by the way, sorry for my english, thx ;)
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Normally I use Adobe Image Ready or Adobe CS2 where you can go for "Image for web" where it shows multiple size options based on the quality you select.\n\nBut otherwise MS Office Pic Manager is very easy to use and effective!!\n\n.:Fishie:.
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if its a bmp, then that's your problem. Go into paint and save it as a jpg or smoething.\nif not, right click it, go down to open with, and select Microsft phot editor. Click on image->resize, and resize and save.