Multiple Pages in Photo-Paint?

This may be a very obvious question to some, but can the user create 
multiple pages in PhotoPaint X3?  We are not referring to printing a huge 
photo on multiple pages, but to maintaining several photos on different 
pages, a little like an album of photos? 

No.

You can, of course, import the images into pages in a Corel Draw file, 
although such a file could get rather hefty if too many high res items.

And you can have multiple files in PP open at once and print all those 
at once if that is the objective.

Or you can save your PP images as JPEG, PNG or TIF and use a program 
such as Irfanview (free) to create a computer "slide show" or
otherwise 
easy browsing.

Do you know that is you burn a DVD of JPEGs that almost all DVD players 
can give you a display on a TV? Perhaps that is what you want?

Blue Max wrote:
> This may be a very obvious question to some, but can the user create 
> multiple pages in PhotoPaint X3?  We are not referring to printing a huge 
> photo on multiple pages, but to maintaining several photos on different 
> pages, a little like an album of photos? 
> 
> 

I am not quite sure I understand this correctly.

Do you want to print several pages of photos.
That is, Document 1 - sized with several photos.
Then Document 2, etc!?

That way you won't have to cut the photos out, but
use the entire printed sheet as a page?

Let me know if I am close :))

If so, yes.

mr. bill is easily confused :-)

http://gallery.oberonplace.com/



Blue Max wrote:
> This may be a very obvious question to some, but can the user create 
> multiple pages in PhotoPaint X3?  We are not referring to printing a huge 
> photo on multiple pages, but to maintaining several photos on different 
> pages, a little like an album of photos? 
>
>
>   

Hello Paul,

Thank you for all the suggestions.  Just knowing that PhotoPaint cannot 
create a multi-page document was most helpful.  We do understand some of the 
reasons for this, but would have used the multi-page feature as a simple 
convenience.

In this instance, we were actually attempting to use PhotoPaint as an 
intermediary program for scanning a few pages for conversion into an Adobe 
..PDF file for distribution as an email attachment.  We don't have a program, 
that we know, for creating these files directly, but knew we could publish a 
PDF from PhotoPaint or WordPerfect.

Thank you for the suggestions.

Richard

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"Paul McGee" <pmcgee@buzzofftelus.net> wrote in message 
news:47dc5dbc$1_3@cnews...
>
> No.
>
> You can, of course, import the images into pages in a Corel Draw file, 
> although such a file could get rather hefty if too many high res items.
>
> And you can have multiple files in PP open at once and print all those at 
> once if that is the objective.
>
> Or you can save your PP images as JPEG, PNG or TIF and use a program such 
> as Irfanview (free) to create a computer "slide show" or
otherwise easy 
> browsing.
>
> Do you know that is you burn a DVD of JPEGs that almost all DVD players 
> can give you a display on a TV? Perhaps that is what you want?
>
> Blue Max wrote:
>> This may be a very obvious question to some, but can the user create 
>> multiple pages in PhotoPaint X3?  We are not referring to printing a
huge 
>> photo on multiple pages, but to maintaining several photos on different

>> pages, a little like an album of photos?
> 

Hello Mr. Bill,

Thank you for reply.  In this instance, we were actually attempting to use 
PhotoPaint as an intermediary program for scanning a few pages for 
conversion into an Adobe .PDF file for distribution as an email attachment. 
We don't have a program, that we know, for creating these files directly, 
but knew we could publish a PDF from PhotoPaint or WordPerfect.

If you have any suggestions of how we can accomplish this task in a more 
direct fashion, please let us know.  Thank you for your help.

Richard

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"Mr. Bill" <OOO@OOO.OOO> wrote in message
news:47dc6510_1@cnews...
>
> I am not quite sure I understand this correctly.
>
> Do you want to print several pages of photos.
> That is, Document 1 - sized with several photos.
> Then Document 2, etc!?
>
> That way you won't have to cut the photos out, but
> use the entire printed sheet as a page?
>
> Let me know if I am close :))
>
> If so, yes.
>
> mr. bill is easily confused :-)
>
> http://gallery.oberonplace.com/
>
>
>
> Blue Max wrote:
>> This may be a very obvious question to some, but can the user create 
>> multiple pages in PhotoPaint X3?  We are not referring to printing a
huge 
>> photo on multiple pages, but to maintaining several photos on different

>> pages, a little like an album of photos?
>>
>>
>