Cool find. For myself though I would probably go to someone like Gamerprinter and just have them print it to a large format, but this is definitely an economical and 'at home' process. Thanks for the link!
Cool find. For myself though I would probably go to someone like Gamerprinter and just have them print it to a large format, but this is definitely an economical and 'at home' process. Thanks for the link!
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If you use windows, just use the built in paint program!
By default, printing will use the image DPI and span the picture across as many pages as needed, automatically!
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Didn't know that.Originally Posted by RobA
What I've done in the past is use Acrobat (not Acrobat Reader) to load the image. Then I just tile the image using a 1/4" overlap. Trim the interior whitespace, use the overlap to properly align the sheets, apply clear tape and presto!
Now I'll have to give both Paint and PosteRazor a try.
Update
Let me just say that PosteRazor is my new map slicer and dicer! Exceptionally easy to use, free, cross-platform and free...oh, did I say that already?
Last edited by Naryt; 10-15-2007 at 10:42 AM. Reason: Updated with review
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I bet this program woudl be great for creating maps viewable by a tile server such as google maps api....mmmm...
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