Printing contact sheets???

Can anyone help me out, i shot an equestrian event today but would like to print contact sheets at the show that include the image file numbers beneath the images. I realise i can do this with the basic windows software but they are way too small [35 on a page] I would like to be able to print the sheets with slightly larger images, maybe 10 or 15 on a page with the numbers beneath, can anyone tell me how or a program that i can do this with???

Would much appreciate if someone can help me this.

Many thanks

Steve

Adobe Photoshop Elements 3

I have PSE5, will that do it too?

I don't know. I only have PSE2,3,4 and PS 7. If there's a photo organizer in 5, select the images you want to print and then go to File> Print Multiple Photos. It should give you options on how many images per page. This is the way I've done proofing in the past.

You can certianly do this with Photoshop CS2. Places like www.whcc.com will also do it as a product they offer.

Mpix does, too, but I print my own just for the sake of convenience.

Fotostation from http://www.fotoware.co​m/

Huge range of contact sheet options.

I am not positive on Elements, but as far back as CS, you can go to file>automate>contact sheet. It gives you the option to select paper size, filenames, and # of columns and rows.

I use ACDSee - you can choose exactly how many columns/rows and thus the size & how many per page of thumbnails to print, in fact I use the contact sheet function to print out normal pics I just selct 1 column & 2 rows to get 2 pics per A4 page, which suits me.

fortinaa wrote in post #3357524
I am not positive on Elements, but as far back as CS, you can go to file>automate>contact sheet. It gives you the option to select paper size, filenames, and # of columns and rows.

Yep. That's what I've used before. Pretty simple, too.

Thanks everyone - i use both cs2 and elements 5 but never thought to check if that was an option there!! I never actually use the elements or cs2 to orgaize my photos so never really paid much attention to what other stuff i can 'actually' do with it.... might be time to start delving a bit deeper into what else these programs can do for me.....

Thanks again

Steve