Print Different Sizes Images

I use CS5 / 64bit and print on a Epson 3880 printer. I sell my images at art shows & hops. I shoot all image in RAW, on a Nikon D80. I process all images first in CR. When in CR I do not use the Crop Tool but do use most the other available tools. I am able to process 80% of images corrections, in CR and the balance in Photoshop CR5. I sharpen all image with PhotoKit 1.2. I save all my processed images, in a Master Image (MI) file that can be accessed through Bridge or Photoshop. The smallest image I sell is a 5x7 and the larges is 17x22. How do I print different size picture image from the MI and keep resolution between 200 - 300 ppi, one per page to meet the demands for my customers.
Thanks,
jacklinn

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