Multi-Image Printing
by T. Michael Clark, Bob Temple, Ned Snell
Sams Teach Yourself Internet and Web Basics All in One
- Copyright
- Lead Author
- We Want to Hear from You!
- Introduction
- Internet Basics
- What Is the Internet and What Can You Do There?
- What Hardware and Software Do You Need?
- Getting Connected to the Internet
- Basic Browsing
- Sending and Receiving Email
- Chatting and Instant Messenger
- Participating in Newsgroups and Mailing Lists
- Using Internet Explorer 6
- Using Netscape Navigator 6
- Using AOL 6
- Plug-In and Add-On Programs
- Searching
- Downloading Programs and Files
- Enjoying Safe Family Fun and Games
- Buying and Selling on the Net
- Going Wireless
- Using a Free Web-Authoring Program
- Understanding Web Authoring
- Getting Started with a Web Authoring Program
- Choosing a Title, Text Colors, and Other Page Basics
- Adding, Editing, and Formatting Text
- Formatting Text
- Organizing Text with Tables and Rules
- Making Links
- What's in a Link?
- What's Linkable?
- Web Pages
- Anchors in Pages
- Local Files
- Creating New Links
- Creating a Signature (Linking to Email)
- Copying Links from Other Pages
- Checking That Links Lead Where They're Supposed To
- Editing Links
- Delinking Text
- Understanding Targets
- Creating Targets in a Page
- Deleting Targets
- Linking to Targets
- Creating Links that Download Files
- Summary
- Using Links to Build a Web Site
- Adding Pictures (and Picture Backgrounds)
- Editing HTML
- Reading an HTML File
- Viewing the HTML Source Code of a Document
- Using Composer to Insert an HTML Tag
- Adding Attributes with the Composer Advanced Edit Buttons
- Editing an HTML Source File Directly
- About HTML Assistant Pro
- Editing Composer Pages in HTML Assistant Pro
- Using HTML Assistant Pro to Add Sound and Video to Your Web Pages
- Summary
- Dividing a Page into Frames
- Designing Fill-in-the-Blanks Forms
- Putting Multiple Links in One Picture
- Publishing Your Page
- Developing Your Authoring Skills
- Creating Your Own Web Graphics with Paint Shop Pro
- Paint Shop Pro Basics, Tools, and Preferences
- Opening, Saving, and Printing Files
- Creating Your First Image
- Creating and Working with Selections
- Working with Deformations
- Drawing Tools and Techniques
- Painting Tools and Techniques
- Creating Cool Text Effects
- Applying Filters
- Retouching Your Images
- Preparing Your Graphics for the Web
- Buttons and Seamless Tiles
- Animation
- Advanced Animation
- Index
Multi-Image Printing
Introduced in version 6 and continuing in version 7, Paint Shop Pro offers the capability to print multiple images on one page. The images must currently be open in Paint Shop Pro for this tool to do its magic.
With the images you would like to print open in Paint Shop Pro, choose File, Print Multiple Images. Doing so will open a new window, showing you the open images on the left and a blank canvas on the right.
To add the images you want to print, simply drag and drop them onto the canvas where you want them (see Figure 33.8). You can resize the images when they are on the canvas.
Figure 33.8. The multi-image printing.
You can save and open layouts that you've created. This can be a real timesaver if you are creating several layouts with the same number of images placed in the same way.
This new feature also can save you money as well as time if you find yourself printing photo-quality images on expensive photo paper. You simply can print photo paper.
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