Can anyone recommend a program that can supply frames and multiple print options for photo printing?

I am not sure about frames, but Adobe Photoshop is a pretty good program.  Basic, but easy to use.

I use ACDSee Powerpack 6 which comes with lots of options for editing & printing. I think you can download a trial version.

Have used for many years now and Version 6 is excellent so long as you have 1GHz+ processor.

Sadly photoshop is too clever for what i want; To be able to print multiple images freestyle on a page with titles and frames around them. Probably a desktop publishing type is what i need. But somewhere there must be a simple program to help.

This may be overkill, but the best photo-edge program I’ve seen (and easiest to use) are these ones; http://www.autofx.com/

The perfect software for you then is part of the ACDSee suit which I think you can buy separate which you can use to create custom layouts of pictures with text & border formatting.

Its called ACD FotoSlate 3.0 and has easy to use wizards.

http://www.acdsystems.com/English/Products/FotoSlate/index.htm

How about Jasc Paint Shop Pro     :|  ?

HI all

Does adobe photoshop allow you to print passport sized photos. If not do any of the others?

Thanks in advance

HI all

Does adobe photoshop allow you to print passport sized photos. If not do any of the others?

Thanks in advance

I think so. Adobe Photoshop should have all the regular size photos. Passport photos’ dimension is 2x2inches,right? if adobe doesn’t offer u one, u can always set it by hand.

Adobe Photoshop Album 2.0 may also be a good choice. It also helps you manage your photos as well. It has basic tools for fixing red-eye, fixing contrast/brightness and other common issues.

It has a variety of ways to print photos or archive them. It’s reasonably priced and a good deal.

I also use MS Publisher 2003 for printing photos as it’s great for layouts and really help you get exact sizes and helps you optimize prints per page.

Anyone suggest Adobe Photoshop Elements? It’s much cheaper and much easier to use then Photoshop. I consider it Photoshop for newbies…I know how to use Photoshop and I still use Elements sometimes because it’s quick if I don’t know how to use a certain tool.

Erik

And…Photoshop Elements comes with many TR models standard! If you didn’t get (depending on your market) you can still get it for pretty cheap and it’s an even better deal when bundled with Adobe Photoshop Album.

[quote author=“gr00vy0ne”]And…Photoshop Elements comes with many TR models standard! If you didn’t get (depending on your market) you can still get it for pretty cheap and it’s an even better deal when bundled with Adobe Photoshop Album.

Exactly.

Erik