Printing same photo multiple images per page

Using the new version how do you print the same picture 4x on one page?

Do the following:
1 - duplicate the photo so you have the number of photos that you want on a single page.
2 - select all of the duplicates and start the Print process.
3 - select the paper size.
4 - select the Custom layout
5 - select the aspect ratio ratio you want to have or a custom aspect ratio.
6 - adjust the width and height until you get the number of images per page that you want.
OT

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Hi,
Try following the steps below and check if that may help:
- Open the HP software by clicking the HP ENVY 5530 icon within the Desktop or the Start Menu, then click the Printer Home Page (EWS) link.
- Click the Network tab.
- Depending on your printer model click on Networking and then on Network Address (IP) or click on IPv4 within the active network connection type.
- Click on Manual IP , and then click Suggest a Manual IP Address . A manual IP address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway displays.
*Be sure to take a note of the IP address and Confirm the changes, then close the EWS page.
- Click the HP ENVY 5530 icon within the Desktop or the Start Menu and click the Utilities tab, then click on Update IP Address.
- Type the manually configured IP address, click on Save and confirm.
- Open the control panel and go to Devices and Printers.
- Right click the HP ENVY 5530 icon and select Printer Properties.
- Open the Ports tab.
- Click the Add Port button, select Standard TCP/IP and click on New Port.
- Follow the steps by typing the manually configured IP address and confirm the changes.
Now try printing and check if the issue been resolved.
Regards,
Shlomi
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I'm sorry for this potentially stupid question, but how do I print multiple 4x6 images per 8.5x11 sheets - or in general, mulitple - defined size prints per page of whatever dimension. I have Aperture 1.1, iMac dual core, Epson 2200... I'll be back with many more stupid questions... bear with me!! T

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Cap,
This view, with the one photo big and the thumbnail strip across the top, is what happens when you double-click a photo with "Edit in: Main Window" set in the Preferences. There should be a button visible that says either Done or Return, to exit edit mode and return you to the library. If you still see only one photo, use the size slider in the lower right corner to reduce the photo size and get more thumbnails on the page.
If, for some reason, you can't exit the edit mode, you may have a corrupt preference file. Quit iPhoto. Use the Finder to navigate to Macintosh HD/ Users/ (your user name)/ Library/ Preferences/ com.apple.iPhoto.plist and move that file to the Trash. Launch iPhoto, and you should be returned to the main viewing mode. You'll have to go in the Preferences and reset them to your liking.
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I had asked a similar question a few days back, and here's a link to that thread. There may be some short term workarounds, but there are quite a few folks who really want to see a "Qimage" type function added to the print module in Aperture (and Lightroom for that matter!).
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You are welcome - post back as you have questions
and as a new user you may find Terence Devlin's helpful hints useful - especially How to Access Files in iPhoto since there is a major conceptual difference between using a database like iPhoto and file based systems like most Windows systems - also Exporting From iPhoto and iPhoto and File Management
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Printing one photo multiple times on a single page
If you have a favorite photo you want to share with many people, you can print multiple copies of that photo on a single page.
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"To print one photo multiple times on a single page"
It says (a bit shortened) 1. Select photo 2. Click print button 3. Select paper size 4. Select print size 5 Click Customize button 6 Click Settings button 7. Select "Multiple of same photo per page from the Photos Per Page pop-up menu. 8 Click OK 9 Click Print.
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