Lill, I open the photo's in PSP7 I want to print, and use the print multiple images option which allows me to put as many as I want on a 8½ x 11 photo paper along with the sizing. (push & pull to size) I usually put 4, 2, or one of equal size to fill the sheet. Otherwise you can arrange them according to the shape as some you take long and some widthwise. Make sense? I leave my photo's the size they come out of the camera incase I decide to use only one image to fill the whole sheet. That way it prints sharper opposed to trying to make a smaller picture larger to fill the sheet. For e-mailing or posting on the forums, I usually change & use 500 pixels for size. I love PSP for working with images from my camera. ~Urlee~

I agree that is not quite right. I by no means an expert, but what would attach the window to the house? Most of what I have read over the past year about window installation indicates 1/4" of clearance around the entire window (making rough opening only 1/2" larger).

I'd say take the artwork to a reputable framer for assistance. Often people want to use smaller frames which in fact detract from the artwork itself. Remember that great looking artwork wont always match your surroundings, but if the artwork itself looks great, it will fit in anywhere. How do you want your pictures to look? Are you going for a gallery style? Or a more formal approach? Remember to accommodate the height of the canvas frame when selecting your frame, not just the width, or your canvas will be sticking out of the framing and push the canvas off the wall, which you don't want. Personally, if you are going for a traditional look, and your canvas is over 4 feet wide, I'd want a frame that is at least 4-5" wide. If you're going to use a smaller frame, gallery style, you'll want to put a strap on the back from top to bottom to keep the pressure from bowing the framing when it's hanging on the wall. If you don't, you run the risk of popping the bottom corner joints after time.

I would encourage you to consider a large single piece of art on that wall instead of a "gallery". I think it would be dramatic and create great interest. Where a group of small things is not as interesting unless you do favorite family photos or something with some sentimental value. But from what I see on the floor, it looks like you are thinking various art pieces. Let me find some photos for inspiration for that wall. bbl