Stop automatic cropping when printing

Hi,
can anyone tell me how to print the whole picture in iphoto without cropping. For example printing a sqaure picture on 6x4 media, iphoto crops the picture to fit the paper. I would like the whole photo even with blank areas.
Thanks

select the photo and click print, select the printer, print size (use a custom size of 4x4 if you want a 4x4 photo), paper size etc and print
Or select the photo etc and click customize and right click (control click) on the photo in the preview window and select fit to frame
LN

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