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Printing Passport Size Photos
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How do I print UK passport size photos (45x35mm) using Windows Photo Viewer or Paint ? None of the listed print sizes are small enough.
I have a HP Photosmart 7510 printer.
Cheers.
D
I have a HP Photosmart 7510 printer.
Cheers.
D
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Forget Photo Viewer, Paint or any other photo software. Simply use Microsoft Word or similar (such as OpenOffice Writer)! Yes, I know it seems counter-intuitive but it's really easy!
Open a new Word (or whatever) document.
Go to Insert > Picture.
Navigate to the location of your image and double-click on it.
When your image appears in your document, right-click on it and select 'Size & Position'. (In older versions of Word you might need 'Format Picture' instead. In OpenOffice Writer it's 'Picture' you want).
Click OK
Job done!
(For further copies, use the enter key to move your cursor down the page a bit, to put a bit of space between the images. Then either repeat what you've just done or right-click on the first image, select 'Copy', and then select 'Paste' where you want the next copy).
Forget Photo Viewer, Paint or any other photo software. Simply use Microsoft Word or similar (such as OpenOffice Writer)! Yes, I know it seems counter-intuitive but it's really easy!
Open a new Word (or whatever) document.
Go to Insert > Picture.
Navigate to the location of your image and double-click on it.
When your image appears in your document, right-click on it and select 'Size & Position'. (In older versions of Word you might need 'Format Picture' instead. In OpenOffice Writer it's 'Picture' you want).
Click OK
Job done!
(For further copies, use the enter key to move your cursor down the page a bit, to put a bit of space between the images. Then either repeat what you've just done or right-click on the first image, select 'Copy', and then select 'Paste' where you want the next copy).
You could also try a free online service that will allow you upload your photo, then select UK Passport size to produce a page containing 8 passport sized photos.
You then use the free download option to save as a jpeg format file ready for printing.
http:// www.odd prints. com
You then use the free download option to save as a jpeg format file ready for printing.
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