I tried the free demo of the ImagePrint RIP. It has a function that
would automate this process somewhat. It's particularly useful with a
large format printer but could probably be helpful with small images
on a desktop printer as well. Essentially you drop images into a
folder and ImagePrint automatically assembles them in the most
efficient way for whatever page size you define. The images could be
coming from multiple workstations on a network if you have several
people prepping images. It rotates them if needed to efficiently fill
the space on a page. When the page reaches a certain percentage filled
(you define this in preferences) it then sends the page to the printer
and starts building the next with any new images that come into the
folder. It can even be configured to email you when a page has been
sent to the printer and when its complete. Again, probably overkill
for a small printer, but very useful with a wide format inkjet in a
production environment.
Bob Smith
On Sunday, January 26, 2003, at 10:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What other methods are there which are quick and simple to set up?
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