Posted by Brian in Oregon on Friday, February 02, 2001 at 10:51AM :
In Reply to: Photopoint photos - how to print whole? posted by Fred Coldwell on Friday, February 02, 2001 at 9:55AM :
You can usually "Select" just the area you want to print by putting the cursor at the bottom of the photo (just below it actually), right clicking the mouse and holding, and then drag the cursor to the top. The photo will get a maroonish overlay. You then go to Print and when the window opens you'll see an option for "Selection". Click it and hit OK. This usually works for text as well, though some folks have sloppy HTML layout and manage to defeat it. You can drag from the top of the photo down as well, but for some odd reason it seems to work better from the bottom up.
The other method is to right click on the picture and you'll get a window that has a Save As option. You can then save the photo to whatever directory you want, and use a photo program to print it. Photoshop is one. Irfanview is particularly nice, because it is free and simple. Irfanview will take oversized photos and automatically fit them to the sheet of paper, and it enlargens photos to fit as well. You can find it at http://www.softseek.com The file fits onto a floppy and installs easily, and again, it is free. If you have a lot of PW & military Dodge pics like I do, Irfanview also has a nice, easy to use slideshow function.
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