"no pages selected from document" when printing

When I try to print a picture I have selected, it says I have not selected it. Why? I know I am selecting it. It also says it is too big for the paper size which is a 4x6.

Stephen:
Regarding the "too big" for paper size issue, you first need to crop it to 4x6 beforehand and then in Page Setup make sure you've got 4x6 borderless selected in the Size menu and the correct orientation, landscape or portrait, selected. Then in the iPhoto print window select Standard Prints-4x6 and 1 photo per page. Also you should have selected your particular printer in both the Page Setup and iPhoto print windows.
I don't know why iPhoto would not recognize the fact that you've clicked on and selected a photo. Try doing a Revert to Original and then re-crop the photo and then see if the selection is recognized.
OT

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