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M_Goodfellow
Jul 11, 2004
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Hi!
We are working on our scrapboook, and have run into yet another problem. We scanned many photos from old scrapbooks and burned them onto a disk. They saved as Windows Picture and Fax Viewer files. We cannot get them to copy in order to copy and paste onto pages in Photoshop, so we opened them with Adobe Photoshop Elements. We were able to reformat the size of one picture for a page, but we want several photos on each page. How can we transfer photos from one file or page onto another within Photoshop Elements 2.0? We are so worried that we’ll have to rescan and save all of the pictures again and that would be so much work!!!!!!!! HELP!
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Bob_E._Warren
Jul 11, 2004
Create a new image in the size you want your scrapbook page to be. Make sure the resolution is adequate for printing (250-300 ppi minimum). Leave it open.

Then open one of the pictures you want to put on the page. Look at your Layers palette — you should see a thumbnail image of the active picture. With your mouse click and hold the thumbnail and drag it to the scrapbook page image.

You should now have two layers for your scrapbook image — one for the background layer and one for the picture you just dragged in. You can use the move tool to position the picture where you want it.
To add more pictures, repeat the second step.

Bob Warren
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Mark_Sand
Jul 11, 2004
There have been several recent topics on this issue. Two good ones are:

Selecing for Print
Mark Sand "Selecting for Print" 7/5/04 6:26am </cgi-bin/webx?13/4>

Print different pictures on one page?
<http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?128@@.3bb4ab06>

Also look at the web page
Printing Multiple Photos in Photoshop
<http://www.geocities.com/roberthaus/print/>
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Mark_Sand
Jul 11, 2004
Sorry, I messed up the first link in my previous reply. Here it is again:

There have been several recent topics on this issue. Two good ones are

Selecting for Print
Jack Scheuer "Selecting for Print" 7/6/04 12:56pm </cgi-bin/webx?13>

Print different pictures on one page?
<http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?128@@.3bb4ab06>

Also look at the web page Printing Multiple Photos in Photoshop <http://www.geocities.com/roberthaus/print>

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