Manny Jay Loc: Colorado

Thanks, Gene51! You got it!

(I believe I made it clear what I want to do, with just a few words. Some of the replies were way off, but thanks to those for trying to help.)
Manny Jay

dirtpusher Loc: tulsa oklahoma

Think he looking for ideas. More than opinions

edrobinsonjr Loc: Boise, Idaho

Google easy poster printer.

JBobK

[quote=Manny Jay]I want to make a photo poster consisting of four sheets of 8-1/2” x 11” photo paper.

For a job exactly like this, I use the Paint software that came as part of my Windows 10. If you are using Windows, search for Paint, then give it a try.

Gene51 Loc: Yonkers, NY, now in LSD (LowerSlowerDelaware)

Glad I could help! Sorry your thread was hijacked by the guy with all that unecessary attitude, who failed to understand your question because he was too busy typing a response that was all about him. . . SMH . . .

10MPlayer Loc: California

Isn't that about 99% of the answers around here? Seems like most of us want to show off how much we know or brag on our gear rather than focussing in on the OP's actual question. I know I'm guilty of it sometimes. I did learn something from the answers. Thanks to those who answered the OP sincerely.

Logan1949

I have used Google's Picasa 3 --- 200% 11x8.5 inch paper for 2x2 tiled output; 300% for 3x3 tiled output; and 400% for 4x4 (16 sheets) tiled output.

The 4x4 was mounted on a 3' high x 4' wide trifold display (black) with 4/5-inch of space between the sheets so it looks like a window with 4x4 panes. Print to the edge as crop to fit, and trim 1/4 inch off each long side for 8x11 landscape panes. The panes were mounted at the corners with 4 new scotch mini-tabs. The Trifold display was mounted to an interior (72 degrees) painted wall with 8 new heavy duty Commander strips (4 top, 4 bottom) for 3 weeks without failing.

Picasa 3 is no longer supported, but it is still available for free download in some places.

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ikaush Loc: Medford, MA

Check out PosterRazor 1.5.2 freeware.