Contact Sheets II

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Milton_Snider
Nov 4, 2003
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Hello,
I am using the Contact Sheets function on many pictures. I would like the space between pictures to be much less. The current space is around 3/4 of an inch, which is waisting much space. 1/4 inch is preferable? How can I accomplish this?
thanks
Milton
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Colin_Walls
Nov 4, 2003
Doesn’t just increasing the number of rows/cols do what you want?
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dhowe
Nov 4, 2003
Note that you can customize the spacing between images in Photoshop CS.
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Carol_Steele
Nov 5, 2003
I have found setting it to auto gives an absolute minimum of space between, but you can put absolute values in there as well. —

Carol
(Posted from the UK)
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Milton_Snider
Nov 5, 2003
How?
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Milton_Snider
Nov 5, 2003
You wrote: "I have found setting it to auto gives an absolute minimum of space between, but you can put absolute values in there as well."

What is "it"? I don’t see any paramaters you can set to auto. You must choose the number of colums and number of rows.

thanks
Milton
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Carol_Steele
Nov 5, 2003
This is for the new Contact Sheet II which is in Photoshop CS (they really should have called it Contact Sheet III).

There is a box which you can check which is titled "Auto space" —

Carol
(Posted from the UK)
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Milton_Snider
Nov 5, 2003
Sorry, but what is Photoshop CS ?? Is this a separate product? thanks
Milton
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LenHewitt
Nov 5, 2003
It is the ‘next’ version of Photoshop which is now shipping – think of it as Photoshop 8 if that helps…

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