Printing with colored border?

I have been wishing for one simple thing since aperture came out...being able
to print with a black (or other color) border instead of white. Is there a simple way to do
this that I am missing? with photoshop its right there in the print controls where it allows you
to select a color for the border. is this a difficult feature to add? not sure why it wouldnt be there. apple seems to appreciate using a black background for web pages...why not for printing?

Try using the book tool - simply lay out a 'template' book with pages the size of your paper, and drag images into it when you want to print.
Unfortunately you don't get the print-specific sharpening, but the layout controls are pretty good.
Ian

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Photoshop Help | Printing with color management in Photoshop CS6

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Printing with color management

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