Printing images with 20/20 is made easy with 20/20 print positioning dialog.  If you are in split screen mode, first select the image you want to print by making it the active image. Select "File|Print" from the menu or click on the Print speed button.  This will initially bring the printer selection dialog:

Figure 1.

From this dialog you can choose the printer you would like to print to, along with setting the chosen printer's properties.  When you have finished choosing your printer, click on OK to bring up the print positioning dialog:

Figure 2.

The white box on top of the dialog is a representation of the paper that was chosen.  The area inside the dotted box, is the printable area.   If you position a portion of the image outside of the printable area, that portion will not print.

From with the print positioning dialog, you can position and size the image on the page using two methods.  With the mouse by clicking and dragging, or by entering the position and size directly into the appropriate fields.

When using the mouse, click inside the image, and drag it to position on the page you want it to appear.  You can also resize the image by clicking and dragging any of the four sides of the image.  When positioning is performed with the mouse, the position and size fields (Document Box) are automatically updated.

Properties
Click on this button to change the selected printer's properties.

Orientation
Here you can select the paper orientation: portrait or landscape.

Document
In the document box you can specify the image position and size in inches.  If you make a change in any of these fields, it is automatically reflected on the print page.   If the "Preserver Aspect" field is checked, 20/20 will automatically adjust the width or height based on the field that is changed.

Fit Page
Click on this button to fit the image to the printable area of the page.

Center
Click on this button to center the image on the page using it's current dimensions.

Fit Aspect
Click on this button to fit the image to the printable are of the page and maintain it's original aspect.

Once you have completed setting the image position and size, click on the OK button to begin printing the image.

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