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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 2.0
User Guide
To preview changes to your Photomerge composition:
Click the Preview button. To return to edit mode,
click Exit Preview.
Creating multiple-image layouts
You can export multiple images automatically
as contact sheets and picture packages using
Automate commands.
Creating picture packages
With the Picture Package command, you can place
multiple copies of one or more photos on a single
page, similar to the photo packages traditionally
sold by portrait studios. You can choose from a
variety of size and placement options to customize
your package layout.
Using Picture Package is a great way to print
more than one image on a single page.
Picture package
To create a picture package from a single image:
1
Choose File > Print Layouts > Picture Package.
2
Specify the photos you want to use:
•
Frontmost Document to use the currently
active image.
•
File to browse to a saved image.
•
Folder to browse to a folder containing multiple
image files.
Select Include All Subfolders to include images
inside any subfolders.
3
To add other pictures to the layout, click on an
image and then choose a new source image.
4
Under Document, select page size, layout,
resolution, and color mode for the picture
package. (A thumbnail of the selected layout is
displayed on the right side of the dialog box.)
Select Flatten All Layers to create a picture package
with all images and text on a single layer. Deselect
Flatten All Layers to create a picture package where
each image is on a separate layer and each caption
is on a separate text layer.
5
For Layout, choose a preset layout option.
Layout dimensions are measured in inches, and
a preview of the chosen layout appears in the
dialog box.
6
Under Label, select the source for label text
from the Content menu (or choose None). Specify
font, font attributes, and position for the labels.
7
Click OK to create the package layout.
