... print two-up 5X7 inch images from DPP 4.0 ...

[Earl_J]

I want to print two 5X7 images at one on a single sheet of 8.5 X 11 inch photo paper.

is it possible from DPP 4.0...?

IF not how do I accomplish that function...?

Until that time. . .  Earl J.

[Waddizzle]

Same image twice, or two different images.  This is usually accomplished in the actual printer driver software, not DPP.

[Earl_J]

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Thanks for the reply, Waddizzle. . .

perhaps I'm spoiled.

in the Lightroom menu for print functions, right within the LR application is the ability to choose multiple formats for printing images on a single sheet of paper...
The same applies to Photoshop Elements.

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When I select properties in the printer display menu, I see items like paper quality, image orientation (landscape/portrait), and resolution (text/draft image/best image)...).

... hmmm ...

Until that time. . .  Earl J.

[Waddizzle]

Depending upon the Canon printer you're using [you haven't said which Canon printer that you're using] you goto File : Plug-In Printing, and select which mode that you want the driver to use when it starts up. 

[jrhoffman75]

In DPP4 choose Print Contact Sheets.

Then in printer dialog box popupo choose 2 columns and 1 row. Rotate as necessary.

[Earl_J]

Thank you for that solution, jrhoffman75. . .

except my dropdown menu does not have any print contact sheet option. . .
I did see that function under a dropdown menu n one of the videos,
but it is not available in my menuing system anywhere...

Perhaps I need to select more than one image...
that would be pretty sophisticated - to alter the menu according to the
number of images selected... (wink)

You find it under File... correct...?

Not there. . .

let me look again...

Until that time... Earl J.

[jrhoffman75]

Filke, and the Print contact sheets (third entry; two below Print).

Download latest version of DPP from Canon (Version 4.4)

[Earl_J]

that might be a big help. . .

I just need to find it. . . (dang it...!)

why must Canon make it so freakin' painful...?  (sigh)