Printing A6 cards from PSP6 on Epson printer

[CazDPhotos]

Hi, I want to print A6 cards, (A5 size paper), but cannot get any template to fit the page. I set my Epson printer to paper size A5, as that is what size it is going into the printer. I cannot find a template that fits this properly, to put the picture on half the page and have the other half with some copyright text.

Can anyone save me a lot of ink and heartache?

[brucet]

For what it's worth I skip PSP and Epson for control of printing and use QImage. QImage has many options for controlling printing. You may like to download the trial and give it a go.

regards

[BrianCee]

Again - for what it's worth - I would probably use Microsoft Word for a simple job like that.

[Jean-Luc]

Hi, I want to print A6 cards, (A5 size paper), but cannot get any template to fit the page. I set my Epson printer to paper size A5, as that is what size it is going into the printer. I cannot find a template that fits this properly, to put the picture on half the page and have the other half with some copyright text.

Can anyone save me a lot of ink and heartache?

Here a template (A5 created on my Epson XP-55)...

[Jean-Luc]

Here a template (A5 created on my Epson XP-55)...

This Paint Shop Pro web Board seems refuse attachement of pspscript files ! ! ! !
Here the file :
http://ovh.to/GndNh

[JoeB]

Here a template (A5 created on my Epson XP-55)...

This Paint Shop Pro web Board seems refuse attachement of pspscript files ! ! ! !

Try putting it in a zip file before attaching it, Jean-Luc.

[Jean-Luc]

Try putting it in a zip file before attaching it, Jean-Luc.

Yes... but I wonder why a PaintShop Pro forum refuses to receive original psp files !
And I think .exe files embedded in a zip file are not accepted on this forum.

[LeviFiction]

.exe files embedded in zips do not present the same as PSPScript files. PSPScript files are just text files and so won't show up as a zip with an exe in it. So a pspscript file embedded in a zip is just fine. We often distribute them that way on here.

[Jean-Luc]

.exe files embedded in zips do not present the same as PSPScript files. PSPScript files are just text files and so won't show up as a zip with an exe in it. So a pspscript file embedded in a zip is just fine. We often distribute them that way on here.

[CazDPhotos]

Thanks Jean-Luc, I'll give it a try.