Duplicating a layout across a page for printing?

Hi Guys
I have designed a coupon in Photoshop CS4 and I want to print it on an A4 sheet. I've designed it so that I can fit 5 on a sheet. But I'm not sure of a simple way to layout 5 on a sheet, other than cutting and pasting the coupon 5 times on a blank sheet.
Any simple solutions to this issue?
Many thanks
Tom

If the coupon document is the correct size 1/5 page size save that for backup. Next you can record a simple Action and play it three times aftre you record it. Recording it you will wind up with two coupon. Playing it will add a coupon. Action steps
Dupe current layer.
Canvas Size check relative. Move anchor point to to center box in the hight ented the coupon height click OK.
Select all
Manu Layers>Align Layers to selection>Bottom edge vertical bottom
deselect.
Play action three times.

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