I could hack this and crop the enlarged image 4 times to produce 4 different quadrants, and print each one separately, but my final goal is to enlarge the image to 12 times its current size, so the hack would be too cumbersome at that scale. In a collage, you can add multiple of your pictures and they will all appear as a single picture. A collage is a collection of your pictures as a single entity. However, when I try to print, regardless of whether I choose “Distribute on Multiple Sheets of Paper” or “Tile sheet of paper with repeated pages”, the first sheet prints the original image in the original size, and the other 3 sheets print different parts of the original image in the original size, matching what the print preview shows. The following guide shows two ways to print multiple pictures on one page in Windows 7/8/10: Use a Collage Maker to Make a Collage of Your Pictures.
Then, as I suggested earlier, just open the photo in another program and print on multiple pages. jpeg for every slide and tell you where they are stored, like so: (the blacked-listed text is the file location). I then enlarged my image to fit the 17x22" sheet. If you have more than one slide, it will ask you: If you choose Every Slide, it will create a separate. I tried Page => Properties and under the Page tab, set paper format to User, and specify a 17x22" size of paper (and set all margins to zero). I would like to enlarge an image pasted into Draw that is currently the size of one regular 8.5x11" paper, to 4 times its size, then have it print across 4 sheets of paper.
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