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Click the Print button to print your photos.

For more information about the advanced options, click Helpon the Advanced Print Multiple Settings dialog box in the lower right corner. Tip: For more customization, click Advanced Options.

To rotate the photo to fit the placeholder, select Auto-rotate to fit the placeholder.

The first option may result in a larger photo. If the photo proportions are not the same as the proportions of the template, the application can crop the photo to fit the print area, or leave part of the print area blank.

Choose whether to crop the photo to fit the placeholder in the template.

Tip: To specify the maximum or minimum number of copies of each photo, select Repeat each photo and specify the number of times each photo appears. The number of times the photo appears depends on the template you select.

To fill each page with multiple copies of the same photo, select Fill each page with the same photo.

The template determines how the photos are arranged on the page.

In the Template box, specify the template to be used.In the Category box, specify the paper type.In the Layout box, select Multiple photos per page.Once you have edited your photo in PhotoSuite, choose Print from the File menu.How can I tile an A4 page with the labels at those dimensions? I can print one per page - like I do with the regular, larger labels - but at such tiny dimensions as 3cm x 0.75cm, one per page would be a terible waste of paper.Īny clues? Help would be much appreciated, guys! If it helps, I use stickyback photo paper for all my labels - I simply use a paper guillotine to cut them out.To print multiple photos per page, follow these steps: The required dimensions for these labels are 3cm x 0.75cm. I have recently undertaken a request to manufacture 250 x 2ml sample-size atomisers for a wedding. I am an independent perfumer and I use GIMP (v2.8) to print my pre-designed JPEG labels for a regular 50ml bottle to specific dimensions, usually 12.5cm by 6.5cm. Instead, you can add as many as ten photos in your Camera Roll (or Gallery if you use an Android smartphone) to a single post. I'll preface the query by stating that, yes, I've spent a good while searching for a solution on this message board, but perhaps my terminology wasn't specific enough. Many thanks in advance for anybody who can crack this little puzzle for me.