dan-jher

OK, I tried it, works, sort of but it showcases an underlying problem that I thought had been fixed with this new method. That is, there is space for two windows, but when I try to, for eg, call up two photos and try to merge, it appears to work ,but then a line appears under the 1st, and won't let me merge. I can move the pic back a forth and adjust the 1st to give more room, although I have the size of Greenland, it appears. But as soon as I let go, the pic snaps back to where it was previously, and my 2nd pic is again out in the wild. Guesses?

thanks hankster for the question that I have been trying to solve and of course elk for solving the puzzle. if that's the way these guys want it. OK, but is it clunky?(yes) still, it works, Dan-jher

Ok new too, but can help. start by choosing the format, click the "add etc" button to load your photos. When your collage is set up, then it's time to play around with auto grid, etc. Let us and me know where the issue 1st starts for you. We can do this

Sorry people, wrong group for my post. I have the photopad app. Sorry for the wasted time for the group. The question still stands, the collage works if I pare down the pics as much as possible, but it's still crowded when I use the collage func. I am using the two windows only.

hi, tried to adjust sizes on pics b4 adding for either collage, or editing a pic using one or more for editing fodder, but can't master this. One fellow said use my mouse to reduce the size of pix, it does, but also reduces the workspace.