Printing a contact sheet in windows 7

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From My Computer, navigate to the photos you want to print in a contact sheet and select them. With the photos selected, right click, choose "Print," and follow the directions in the graphic above. The Photos app in Windows 10 does not allow printing. How do you get from dry genealogy facts to a compelling story? Audio with slides Join me on a fascinating journey as I find one of my ancestors and write her story.

Hello there! It's how they are oriented on the page that you don't like and not that the pictures themselves have been rotated. You may have to go to a 3rd party application to get what you are after.

Have a look at Picassa free and works pretty well actually and see if it will do what you are after. Is there a way I can post a picture on here? I would like to show you a screenshot of what Picasa is doing.

It also doesn't give the option to print in the manor that I want it to. It used to work in Windows XP not sure on Vista so it would be nice if Microsoft would fix this and at least add some options. You can post a picture to something like SkyDrive and post the link. In reply to Cameron O's post on November 7, Printing contact sheet using Picasa. It puts the names below the picture, which is needed I removed from all but the first 2, which I removed last names.

Also, the page itself will not change from landscape to portrait. I change it in the printer options but it just changes back. Contact sheet through creating a collage in Picasa. This forces all pictures to 1 page and doesn't include the file name. All on one page is too small and without the file names, it takes away the point of the contact sheet for us. In reply to itstaff12's post on November 7, On that first link, there are 2 pictures that are rotated so you would need to see how they are oriented in Picasa.

I did go in and test the same thing and could not find a way to change the page setup. I'm sure there are more photo apps out there that may do what you need.