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How to Print Extra Large Posters on Your Regular Printer

1/21/2016

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Joy Schwartz (Winnefox Library System) posted about a great tool on her blog last month:

   
When you want to make a large poster on your regular printer, try the free online service Block Posters.  You can upload a graphic, then divide it into 8" x 12" chunks for printing. Print out each section and put them together on a poster board to make your own poster. 

   Note: if you've created your poster in Publisher, you'll want to follow these steps to save your document as an image first.  Here's how: (Joy's blog)
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