Tile printing.

[ManfredVonRichthoffen]

Or whatever it is called where the printer prints out segments of a picture, which you can then piece together for a large picture.

Is that a function of the printer, or does one need special software?

I'd like to make some big prints for the baby's room.

 

[Beanbag]

Most CAD programs will let you tile large drawings on whatever printer is attached to the computer. Depends on what software is generating the output. I just looked through the help files on Photoshop Elements 2.0; no mention of tiling.

Best I can do in five minutes.

Regards;
Beanbag

 

[Vitnir]

It's software based, sadly the standard Office package cannot do this, you need Micro$oft Publisher. I once had a freeware copy of Clarisworks that could do this also.
Edit: I just noticed that my freeware version of ACD/Chemsketch has a poster-mode as well, its a quite nice program but I don't know where you could find this old version on the web today but their new 8.0 version might also be good.

 

[Earthborn]

What you need is the Rasterbator.

 

[ManfredVonRichthoffen]

What you need is the Rasterbator.

That'll probably work. Although I've got freeware programs with questionable names. I get a lot of looks from those not in the know about Nesticle.

 

[Vitnir]

First hit in Google:
"Official Bloodlust Software NESticle Page"