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Poster It!
Print your photos and images on multiple pages
for Windows 95 - Windows 7
Poster It! is an image print utility that allows printing of your image on multiple pages by simple steps:
- Run Poster It!
- Load image by clicking on the "Load image..." button, by clicking on the program logo or by dragging file from Explorer.
- Setup your printout as you need with the "Print mode" and "Scale".
The "Image size" mode allows multipage printing, so if your image is too large
for printing on the one page, it will be split and printed on several page.
By default, "Image size" mode prints image in its native resolution using image
size and DPI of image and printer, but you can change the target size with
the "Scale" parameter. This parameter works for the "Fit to page" mode too.
100% is size of image fitted to page, when "Scale" is more than 100% in this
mode, the image will be clipped. The "Stretch to page" mode stretches image
to entire page with potential proportional distortions. The "Scale" parameter
is not used in this mode. "Pixel-to-pixel" mode prints the image in the printer
resolution. If printout has multiple pages, the image display grid that shows
how image will be split. The "Print settings..." button calls standard print
settings windows.
When you printout is ready to print, you can print it immediately with "Print!"
button or preview it by clicking on "Preview..." button. Preview window has
"Print" button too, so you can run printing from the preview window.
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In this example I'm printing photo of my son in multipage mode to get large image on 9 A4 pages. I have set the page margins to 0 and set the "Scale" value to 110% to better fit width of 3 pages. My printer can print without margins, so I had to cut off only bottom edge. After it I just use Scotch tape on the reverse side and now I have large poster 34 x 20 inches!
If you have not printer right now, no problem - you can save parts of split image. Just click the "Save parts..." button, choose target folder and you'll have all the image parts in separated files.
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