Printing a small picture without 3rd party software

Girlfriend bought a new mac (I convinced her), and wanted to test her new printer. I pressed appleshift4 to make a small picture clipping.
Normally, I would drag the image into Microsoft Word for Mac, and reshape, position, and resize the image there. But since her computer is new, this was not an option. Also, there was no Pages Trial version on her computer either for some reason.
Preview seems to be useless, but I may be wrong. When I print in Preview, it automatically makes the tiny image as big as it can get without going off of the paper. I couldn't find any other way to change the size of the image. I tried iPhoto and it seemed to me that it had limited ability in the resizing and positioning and such.
I'm probably missing something obvious, but is there a way to freely choose position and size of the printed picture on the page without downloading more software?

Kappy, How do you do it with iPhoto?
CMCSK, For some reason, against my expectations, iWorks or Pages was nowhere to be found. I "spotlighted" them after failing to find them in the applications folder. I did not think to look for Microsoft Word Trial Version on the Mac. I doubted it would be there because Apple has Pages and Numbers. I'll check later, but I guess I also want to know how to do it without trial software.
Kenichi Watanabe, Scaling only allows me to change the size, but not the position of the image. Halfway there!
RothRock, After clicking the arrow, I get many options, including scaling, but I can't find any positioning option (other than just the Centre option).
Does anybody know how to scale and position? I'm going to try iPhoto some more. Something as simple as positioning for printing shouldn't be this hard to find.

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