This tutorial takes you through the basic functions required to use
Pics Print to print images. It discusses:
If you are reading this, you have opened the Pics
Print software using the Pics Print icon or the Pics Print Program item
from the desktop Programs menu.
Read the tip window that appears. Review any other
pop-up windows that appear. Then, close them until only the main window
is open.
The application should look like this:

(note, the layout grid may not be shown depending on your settings.)
There will be a blank document open in the main
frame. Change the layout of the document to an Automatic Layout. From
the Page Layout menu select Automatic Layout and then Default
Size. Pics Print automatically arranges images on the page based
on the images' size.
- Add an image. From the Edit
menu select Add Image From File.
Locate an image that you are proud of, and select it. The image will appear
on the document page at its default size.
- Change the image size to 4 x 6 inches (100 x 150
mm). To do this, select the image. Then, from the Items
menu, select Fit to Size and choose
the appropriate size. The image is resized in the document at the size
you have selected.
- Rotate the image. From the Items
menu, select one of the rotation commands.
- Insert another image using the 'Add image from file'
command on the 'Items' menu.
- Select the image. It should
have a border with green resize handles.
- Make the image a little smaller. To do this,
click on the bottom right resize
handle and drag it up and to the left. When you release the
left button, the image will resize. Try and reduce the image to
about 3 x 4 inches (75mm x 100mm).
- The image is still the wrong size, so resize it to
3 x 4. To do this, right click on the image and select 'Fit to Size'
followed by the appropriate size (wording will differ depending on the
measurement units selected).
- That image is never going to be the right size and
you don't want it in your document anyway. Delete it! From
the Items menu, select Remove.
- Insert and resize another image instead.
- Print the file. From the File
menu, select the Print command.
The file is sent to your printer.
- Save
the file for posterity. From the
File menu, select the Save
command.