Printing large JPEG onto many pieces of 8.5x11 paper?

I have a jpeg image that is 8.5 inches wide and 30 inches tall.
How can I get it to print full side using several pieces of paper?
Every time I print it only prints the top 11 inches.

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I have aa Photosmart 8250 and I need to print a large jpeg photo of a wiring harness onto multiple sheets of letter size paper for clarity sake. I need the large image printed os say 8 sheets of paper in landscape mode so when you combine the sheets you have a large and accurate image. Can this be done under windows 7 64 bit? I seem to recall under XP with the HP software that you could do this, I need to do this now, under windows 7 64 bit if possible. Thanks in advance.

You can use an alternate driver with the features you want. Download the Officejet 8500 driver from HP here. When the installer prompts you to connect the printer select the checkbox for unable to select the device. After the driver has been installed click Start, Devices and Printers, right click on your Photosmart 8250 and select Printer Properties, Ports and find which port the 8250 is using. Note this for later. Next cancel this and click Add a Printer. Select the same port as you found previously for the Photosmart 8250, Next, then choose HP and the HP Officejet Pro 8500. Print a test page when you are done to verify the printer is working properly with the new driver. You can then print to this instance of printer and select Poster Printing in the main page from 2x2 sheets up to 5x5 sheets.
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