Putting together a picture package (Win only)

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Tutorial
Adobe Photoshop Elements 3.0
Putting together a picture package
(Win only)
Using Adobe?Photoshop?Elements 3.0 Picture
Package, you can place multiple copies of one or more
photos on a single page, much as traditional portrait
studios do. You can choose from a variety of size and
placement options to customize your package layout.
Picture packages save you time, paper, and ink when
you print the page.
1. Select the photos you want to use.
Do one of the following:
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In the Photo Browser, select one or more photos and
choose File > Print. If you don’t select photos,
Photoshop Elements asks whether you want to use all
photos in the Photo Browser.
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Open a photo in Standard Edit or Quick Fix, and
then choose File > Print Multiple Photos.
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In the File Browser, select one or more photos and
choose File > Print.
2. Set up options.
In the Print Photos dialog box, choose a printer from
the Select Printer menu. If necessary, click the Show
Printer Preferences button to set your printer options.
You can also click the Page Setup button to specify pageprinting
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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 3.0
Putting together a picture package (Win only)
Tutorial
Choose Picture Package from the Select Type Of Print
menu. The preview layout automatically uses the
first photo listed on the left side of the Print Photos
dialog box.
3. Choose a layout.
The Select A Layout menu gives you lots of options.
Depending on the layout you choose, the photos are
oriented to cover the entire printable area. You won’t be
able to rotate the images placed in the layout.
4. Add a border to the photos.
Choose a border from the Select A Frame menu. You
can select only one border for the picture package.
5. Replace a photo.
To replace a photo in the layout, drag a photo from the
list on the left side of the Print Photos dialog box over a
photo in the layout preview, and release the mouse
button.
If you want to add photos that are not listed in the Print
Photos dialog box, click the Add button and use the Add
Photos dialog box to select the photos you want. Click
OK to add the selected photos to the list in the Print
Photos dialog box. You…