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Have you tried either of these two options ?<br />
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1. Place both screen-shots in two PowerPoint slides and select the 2 slide handout option, while printing the powerpoint slides<br />
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2. &nbsp;Select both the screenshots (jpg / bmp - whatever) &amp;&nbsp;use standard Windows Print option, selecting the 5 x 7 in. (2) option &amp;&nbsp;print
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Here's how to do it with <a href="http://www.irfanview.com/" rel="ugc">Irfanview</a>. <br />
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Start Irfanview Thumbnails (or start Irfanview and then click the Thumbnails button). Select the images you want to print, and go to File &gt;&nbsp;Create Contact Sheet from Selected Files. Set it for the number of rows and columns of images you want, select the paper size, and print.
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Hello,<br />
I am trying to make a screenshot software that will put two screenshots on one page and print it with the time and the users name.<br />
But when the images need to be squished (because the dimensions are over 500 x 700) I lose a lot of quality and so any numbers become very hard to read.<br />
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My new approach is to save the two screenshots as separate bmp files and then merge them when printing.<br />
I'm hoping there is something similar to selecting two pictures, pressing print, and selection 13 x 18cm to get two on a page.<br />
I have searched but I don't have a clue where to start or if it is even possible (I cant find anything from google)<br />
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Thanks
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Hello,
I am trying to make a screenshot software that will put two screenshots on one page and print it with the time and the users name.
But when the images need to be squished (because the dimensions are over 500 x 700) I lose a lot of quality and so any numbers become very hard to read.

My new approach is to save the two screenshots as separate bmp files and then merge them when printing.
I'm hoping there is something similar to selecting two pictures, pressing print, and selection 13 x 18cm to get two on a page.
I have searched but I don't have a clue where to start or if it is even possible (I cant find anything from google)

Thanks

Print two images on one page

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