Basic Question

I’m fairly new to Photoshop and I have what I’m sure is a basic question.
Hopefully this a place to deal with it.

I’m trying to create a picture set for my father-in-law before he leaves town for a reunion. When I go to Automate/Picture Package, I get the layout that I need, but it’s all of the same picture. I need a layout with a bunch of wallet-sized pictures, but of different pictures instead of the same one. Beyond wasting paper, or inserting it at a different angle each time I have a new picture, I’m not such how to get a bunch of different-image wallets. It’s seems like a basic concept,

so I’m sure there’s an easy way.

Thanks for any help. I’ve only printed full-page pictures, so this function is new to me. The disc, btw, only says Adobe Photoshop Elements, with no version number. The last date that I can find on it is 2001.

P. Tierney

I’m fairly new to Photoshop and I have what I’m sure is a basic question.
Hopefully this a place to deal with it.

I’m trying to create a picture set for my father-in-law before he leaves town for a reunion. When I go to Automate/Picture Package, I get the layout that I need, but it’s all of the same picture. I need a layout with a bunch of wallet-sized pictures, but of different pictures instead of the same one. Beyond wasting paper, or inserting it at a different angle each time I have a new picture, I’m not such how to get a bunch of different-image wallets. It’s seems like a basic concept,

so I’m sure there’s an easy way.

Thanks for any help. I’ve only printed full-page pictures, so this function is new to me. The disc, btw, only says Adobe Photoshop Elements, with no version number. The last date that I can find on it is 2001.

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I’m fairly new to Photoshop and I have what I’m sure is a basic question.
Hopefully this a place to deal with it.

I’m trying to create a picture set for my father-in-law before he leaves town for a reunion. When I go to Automate/Picture Package, I get the layout that I need, but it’s all of the same picture. I need

layout with a bunch of wallet-sized pictures, but of different pictures instead of the same one. Beyond wasting paper, or inserting it at a different angle each time I have a new picture, I’m not such how to get

bunch of different-image wallets. It’s seems like a basic concept,

though,

so I’m sure there’s an easy way.

Thanks for any help. I’ve only printed full-page pictures, so this function is new to me. The disc, btw, only says Adobe Photoshop Elements, with no version number. The last date that I can find on it is 2001.

This is the way it works in PS so I’m gonna assume Elements is the same.
Go to Picture package, select whatever group of picture sizes you want on the page. When the page comes up on the screen with all of the same image, click on one of the images, the File Menu will open, select a different image, repeat until you have the images you want and select OK.

I’m fairly new to Photoshop and I have what I’m sure is a basic question.
Hopefully this a place to deal with it.

I’m trying to create a picture set for my father-in-law before he leaves town for a reunion. When I go to Automate/Picture Package, I get the layout that I need, but it’s all of the same picture. I need a layout with a bunch of wallet-sized pictures, but of different pictures instead of the same one. Beyond wasting paper, or inserting it at a different angle each time I have a new picture, I’m not such how to get a bunch of different-image wallets. It’s seems like a basic concept,

so I’m sure there’s an easy way.

Thanks for any help. I’ve only printed full-page pictures, so this function is new to me. The disc, btw, only says Adobe Photoshop Elements, with no version number. The last date that I can find on it is 2001.

P. Tierney