Drag a corner handle to resize the image within the media. Alternatively, you can type
a value in the Width or Height field to resize the image proportionately.
7. Click the Show More Options check box to reveal options for color management and
for displaying a caption and/or file name on the printed image.
8. To rotate the image, click the Rotate 90 Degrees Left or Rotate 90 Degrees
Right icon.
9. Click the Border check box to add a border to the image. If you choose this option,
enter a value in the Border text field, and then click the Color Picker to specify a color
for the border.
10. Click the Corner Crop Marks check box to add crop marks around the image. This
option creates useful guides that can be used to cut the photo to size with a paper
trimmer.
11. Click Print to print the image.
TIP
Before buying any archival papers, first make sure that
they can be used on your model of printer.
QUICKFACTS
INVESTIGATING ALTERNATIVE
PAPERS
When your skills as a photographer increase, you??™ll find
yourself creating images that warrant special treatment
instead of the usual glossy photo-quality paper. You can
achieve a professional-looking print using heavyweight
matte paper. There are also papers on the market that
look like canvas, watercolor paper, and so on.
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