this is what computing means to me – an innocently simple solution to a possibly very complicated and frustrating situation. thanks
Szczek
7 years ago
Yea, at the beginning of this question my first step was Paint, but I failed.
As for me, the best way to print poster on multiple pages is “using the correct software”. there are many application for that postrazor, print …etc….but, in my opinion, better choise is RonyaSoft poster printer. thx to that program I’ve printed poster of my family on wall…..Now it’s looking really amazing 🙂
Red
7 years ago
How many sheets will be used for a 20×24 picture?
Anonymous
7 years ago
Worked great, thanks!
Omar
7 years ago
This is what i was looking for.
Praveen Kumar Nagaraj
7 years ago
Thanks it worked greatly,
I am happy to have google else i couldn’t have found you…
The same dialog box that you use for scaling also lets you specify the page size — even a non-standard custom size.
jvd
6 years ago
Margins are an issue for me, and maybe that’s a limit of using Paint for large format printing. I’m not able to indicate zero margins, which means I need to overlap my pages like you have in the photo.
HELP. I have read and re read this page and no matter what way I do it I can only get image on 2 pages HELP
Jo
6 years ago
Very useful and clear instructions. Got the image I wanted, the size Iwanted. Thank you
K
6 years ago
Is there a way to only print the image, and not all the white in the background? When I attempted to print it 3X5, the entire space was printed. I wanted just the actual image to be 3×5 It ended up being about 2X2 and the rest of the 11 pages were plain white.
I needed a specific size and I was able to do it by adjusting the margins. Great!
Mike C.
6 years ago
I looked at the picture you say that was used for this. But however as I looked at the pages that were printed it is obvious to me it doesn’t match.
Have a look at the humming bird and the leaves next to him and it will be seen.
Mike C.
6 years ago
Let me just say that it did enlarge my picture. But as another has said serveral pages were blank. Any suggestions?
granny
6 years ago
as a novice, accustomed to using the obsolete Adobe printshop 6 (which I dearly miss) this was a grea, step by step tutorial. Easy to follow, no ‘insider’ terms that I had to GOOGLE and the result is great. Thank you
Your printer’s settings need to be changed, so that it doesn’t print on both sides of the paper.
Marsha
6 years ago
Ciprian, Thank you so-o-o much for taking the time to show us how simple an otherwise extremely complex job could be! In a world where everything seems to be getting more and more unnecessarily complex, it’s really nice to find the things that can be simplified–and it was right in front of us all along, but you’re the one who figured it out and cared enough to share what you know. Thanks again!
Karen
6 years ago
Thanks, this is so simple. Having a party , able to print out large pictures ???. Thanks for your help
John Prosser
6 years ago
Brilliant – so easy
Jaganath S
6 years ago
Very simple & useful technique. Excellent guide. Keep it up
Kim
6 years ago
Thanks so much. Saved me some money.
Dana
6 years ago
This is amazing and so simple. Thank you!
leanne
6 years ago
thank you so much. You solved my problem so easy. I am an older generation, step by step was great.
Thanks
LM
6 years ago
This literally saved my life!
Marion
6 years ago
Worked fine if only I had enough printer ink !
Carole Bagnoche
6 years ago
I will try this right away! I used to use Paint all the time, but haven’t needed it again until I saw the new updates! Thanks!
O Swannell
6 years ago
Brilliant! Thanks so much! Simple and straightforward 🙂 🙂
Alex
6 years ago
Great article. Saved myself about $30 in blowing up a simple B&W diagram. Thanks!
niraj Khetawat
5 years ago
I want the Design like the one u just Printed. Where can i Find Them
Mohini
5 years ago
Thanks, it worked beautifully. I was looking for something like this. 🙂
Sir Jamie
5 years ago
The white margins?? do my head in.
Dave
5 years ago
Thanks. This helps me.
Reynie L. Quilab
5 years ago
Thank you for sharing this tutorial it very helpful
alex
5 years ago
the image you printed is not the same. the bird is in the wrong spot.
Carla
5 years ago
Yes, it worked just fine. Thanks for the help in your tutorial!
Andras
5 years ago
Great help 🙂 Thanks 🙂
P. Evans
5 years ago
This was very helpful for what my students and I were trying to do! Thanks!
Iulian
5 years ago
A very good tutorial. It was useful to me!
Helena Troy
5 years ago
I have two PCs, one has windows 10, the other has the printer, as I use that PC more. Is there way to save the “postered” picture as a series of single jpgs so that I can print them individually from the other pc? Otherwise it means unplugging the printer and setting it up on the 10 PC and then putting it back on the other. Thanks
Helena Troy
5 years ago
ps my other PC isn’t 10 so I can’t do the work on its version of Paint.
Yvonne
5 years ago
thank you so much!!! Much cheaper than buying a projector for a one-time project! 🙂
this is what computing means to me – an innocently simple solution to a possibly very complicated and frustrating situation. thanks
Yea, at the beginning of this question my first step was Paint, but I failed.
As for me, the best way to print poster on multiple pages is “using the correct software”. there are many application for that postrazor, print …etc….but, in my opinion, better choise is RonyaSoft poster printer. thx to that program I’ve printed poster of my family on wall…..Now it’s looking really amazing 🙂
How many sheets will be used for a 20×24 picture?
Worked great, thanks!
This is what i was looking for.
Thanks it worked greatly,
I am happy to have google else i couldn’t have found you…
Amazing !! Thank you so much 🙂
Worked perfectly
Happy to help!
No, it didn’t work. I need the pages to be a specific size not just letter size. any help would be greatly appreciated
The same dialog box that you use for scaling also lets you specify the page size — even a non-standard custom size.
Margins are an issue for me, and maybe that’s a limit of using Paint for large format printing. I’m not able to indicate zero margins, which means I need to overlap my pages like you have in the photo.
EVER HEAR OF SCISSORS OR A PAPER CUTTER????
THANK YOU SOOO MUCH! It worked like a charm. Thanks for taking the time to post this. 🙂
You are welcome.
Beautiful, wonderful, works great
HELP. I have read and re read this page and no matter what way I do it I can only get image on 2 pages HELP
Very useful and clear instructions. Got the image I wanted, the size Iwanted. Thank you
Is there a way to only print the image, and not all the white in the background? When I attempted to print it 3X5, the entire space was printed. I wanted just the actual image to be 3×5 It ended up being about 2X2 and the rest of the 11 pages were plain white.
print preview first?
I needed a specific size and I was able to do it by adjusting the margins. Great!
I looked at the picture you say that was used for this. But however as I looked at the pages that were printed it is obvious to me it doesn’t match.
Have a look at the humming bird and the leaves next to him and it will be seen.
Let me just say that it did enlarge my picture. But as another has said serveral pages were blank. Any suggestions?
as a novice, accustomed to using the obsolete Adobe printshop 6 (which I dearly miss) this was a grea, step by step tutorial. Easy to follow, no ‘insider’ terms that I had to GOOGLE and the result is great. Thank you
Happy to help! 😉
Is it possible to scale the image not so that it fits the pages but instead has a specific height and length?
Thank you sooo much, this realy worked,your instructions are easy to follow
Thanks buddy. Your solution saved me some humiliation.
Humiliation? How come?
Thanks
rather than coming on multiple pages. my half image has come on one side and half image on other side of A4 sheet
Your printer’s settings need to be changed, so that it doesn’t print on both sides of the paper.
Ciprian, Thank you so-o-o much for taking the time to show us how simple an otherwise extremely complex job could be! In a world where everything seems to be getting more and more unnecessarily complex, it’s really nice to find the things that can be simplified–and it was right in front of us all along, but you’re the one who figured it out and cared enough to share what you know. Thanks again!
Thanks, this is so simple. Having a party , able to print out large pictures ???. Thanks for your help
Brilliant – so easy
Very simple & useful technique. Excellent guide. Keep it up
Thanks so much. Saved me some money.
This is amazing and so simple. Thank you!
thank you so much. You solved my problem so easy. I am an older generation, step by step was great.
Thanks
This literally saved my life!
Worked fine if only I had enough printer ink !
I will try this right away! I used to use Paint all the time, but haven’t needed it again until I saw the new updates! Thanks!
Brilliant! Thanks so much! Simple and straightforward 🙂 🙂
Great article. Saved myself about $30 in blowing up a simple B&W diagram. Thanks!
I want the Design like the one u just Printed. Where can i Find Them
Thanks, it worked beautifully. I was looking for something like this. 🙂
The white margins?? do my head in.
Thanks. This helps me.
Thank you for sharing this tutorial it very helpful
the image you printed is not the same. the bird is in the wrong spot.
Yes, it worked just fine. Thanks for the help in your tutorial!
Great help 🙂 Thanks 🙂
This was very helpful for what my students and I were trying to do! Thanks!
A very good tutorial. It was useful to me!
I have two PCs, one has windows 10, the other has the printer, as I use that PC more. Is there way to save the “postered” picture as a series of single jpgs so that I can print them individually from the other pc? Otherwise it means unplugging the printer and setting it up on the 10 PC and then putting it back on the other. Thanks
ps my other PC isn’t 10 so I can’t do the work on its version of Paint.
thank you so much!!! Much cheaper than buying a projector for a one-time project! 🙂
nice tutorial it helped a whole lot. Thanks!
Wonderful…..!!!!