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Clive
October 23rd 04, 03:13 PM
"Ed" wrote:

>
> I really like the versatility of using the Windows Photo Printing Wizard;
> being able to print multiple photos on a single 8.5x11 sheet of paper -
> contact sheets, wallet prints, etc. Up until I upgraded to SP2, everything
> was fine; I was happy with the quality of the photo printing.
>
> Then I upgraded to SP2. Now, all my photos turn out very dark. Even if I
> change the 'Printing Preferences' to have the printer lighten things up, the
> prints still turn out lousey. The same photos print fine with other
> applications with no adjustments. But those other applicaitons are not
> suited to multiple printing of photos on a single sheet. It's long and
> laborious, with lots of chances for error.
>
> I am using Windows XP Pro and an Epson CX6400 all-in-one printer using USB.
> I uninstalled all of the Espon printer software, rebooted, then re-installed
> it all. No change.
>
> From reading other posts, it seems as though I am not the only one with this
> problem.
>
> Microsoft, please give me back my Photo Printing Wizard!
>
> Ed
>
>
>

Clive
October 23rd 04, 03:13 PM
How ddo you print multiple photos on single page? Can't find any way of
upgrading XP Pro which doesn't seem to do this!

"Ed" wrote:

>
> I really like the versatility of using the Windows Photo Printing Wizard;
> being able to print multiple photos on a single 8.5x11 sheet of paper -
> contact sheets, wallet prints, etc. Up until I upgraded to SP2, everything
> was fine; I was happy with the quality of the photo printing.
>
> Then I upgraded to SP2. Now, all my photos turn out very dark. Even if I
> change the 'Printing Preferences' to have the printer lighten things up, the
> prints still turn out lousey. The same photos print fine with other
> applications with no adjustments. But those other applicaitons are not
> suited to multiple printing of photos on a single sheet. It's long and
> laborious, with lots of chances for error.
>
> I am using Windows XP Pro and an Epson CX6400 all-in-one printer using USB.
> I uninstalled all of the Espon printer software, rebooted, then re-installed
> it all. No change.
>
> From reading other posts, it seems as though I am not the only one with this
> problem.
>
> Microsoft, please give me back my Photo Printing Wizard!
>
> Ed
>
>
>

Duff
December 15th 04, 02:53 PM
Its not really a satisfactory answer, but a good work around is to use MS
Word to print the photos.

This gets round the problem of the image darkening but I feel that there
should be a better answer to this long standing question


Someone at Microsoft must be blushing

"Ed" wrote:

>
> I really like the versatility of using the Windows Photo Printing Wizard;
> being able to print multiple photos on a single 8.5x11 sheet of paper -
> contact sheets, wallet prints, etc. Up until I upgraded to SP2, everything
> was fine; I was happy with the quality of the photo printing.
>
> Then I upgraded to SP2. Now, all my photos turn out very dark. Even if I
> change the 'Printing Preferences' to have the printer lighten things up, the
> prints still turn out lousey. The same photos print fine with other
> applications with no adjustments. But those other applicaitons are not
> suited to multiple printing of photos on a single sheet. It's long and
> laborious, with lots of chances for error.
>
> I am using Windows XP Pro and an Epson CX6400 all-in-one printer using USB.
> I uninstalled all of the Espon printer software, rebooted, then re-installed
> it all. No change.
>
> From reading other posts, it seems as though I am not the only one with this
> problem.
>
> Microsoft, please give me back my Photo Printing Wizard!
>
> Ed
>
>
>

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