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Small Photos
I want to print some of my photos off for a 2 inch x 3 inch frame (portrait).
I have windows 8.1, Epson easy photo print 2, Picasa 3 with an Epson xp-315 printer.
I have tried resizing but cannot seem to get to this size, ( I think this size would be 150 x 225 pixels??), when I print it, it is still 6 x 4.
Some advice would be greatly appreciated, but I am not a whizz kid on computers.
I have windows 8.1, Epson easy photo print 2, Picasa 3 with an Epson xp-315 printer.
I have tried resizing but cannot seem to get to this size, ( I think this size would be 150 x 225 pixels??), when I print it, it is still 6 x 4.
Some advice would be greatly appreciated, but I am not a whizz kid on computers.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Forget using photo-printing software and simply use Microsoft Word (or something similar, such as OpenOffice Writer). Somewhat surprisingly, it's often simpler!
Open a new document in Word. Go to Insert > Picture > From file. Navigate to the location of your 1st image and double-click on it. It will now appear in your Word document. Resize it by dragging the corners or, for greater accuracy, right-click on it and select 'Format picture', which will enable you to select precise dimensions.
Hit return a couple of times (so that there will be a space between your images) and repeat the procedure for your next image, and so on.
Easy peasy!
Open a new document in Word. Go to Insert > Picture > From file. Navigate to the location of your 1st image and double-click on it. It will now appear in your Word document. Resize it by dragging the corners or, for greater accuracy, right-click on it and select 'Format picture', which will enable you to select precise dimensions.
Hit return a couple of times (so that there will be a space between your images) and repeat the procedure for your next image, and so on.
Easy peasy!