Mike, Thank you for your hints. Obviously I referred to office's printer and not vice versa :-) I think that the best solution is cutting the image file in 8 new smaller files, same pixel/dpi size. I usually use iPhotoPlus but I must cut by muself and the resulting files are not of the same size. I tried PictureClip but I think it works with little image files. It didn't load my big map file. Ezio
--- In [email protected], Michael Gallagher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Well, its pretty easy with the right software, which > you you probably don't own. The type of printer will > matter as well. > Adobe Ilustrator is very good at this kind of thing. > There are other software products that will do it as > well I suspect, but even Photoshop is harder than > Illustrator. Too expensive for a single job. > Also printing services like Kinko's can do it. Likely > the best solution. > In a home set up one of the issues will be to get the > prints to "tile." > so that you can match the print outs seamlessly. That > is is one of Illustrator's strengths. > Mike G > > --- flavioezio1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I extracted a jpeg file 10200 x 6600 pixels 300 DPI > > from the previous > > PDF file (same quality). > > I tried to print it with the printer's office and > > Irfanview but it did > > not work. > > Unfortunately Irfanview does not include a "Poster" > > option and the PDF > > file did not work on that printer. > > Gosh... > > Ezio > > > > > > > > _____________________________________________________________________ _______________ > Check out the hottest 2008 models today at Yahoo! Autos. > http://autos.yahoo.com/new_cars.html >
