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Just downloaded collagemaker 3.6 from CNET. This has endless possibilities.

Here's the first project:

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Hmmm... Really interested in one part of the body aren't you? LOL

 

You can do that with Microsoft Paint or even Microsoft Word as well you know.

Hmmm... Really interested in one part of the body aren't you? LOL

 

You can do that with Microsoft Paint or even Microsoft Word as well you know.

 

A few other people seem interested in such art, as there have been 24 downloads so far.

 

Microsoft Word can easily lash a few photos together, however as far as I know it will not merge them into one jpeg file.

My next project is to make a collage with a few non-erotic photos & if it looks good, get a large one printed out for the wall.

How do you create a collage with paint?

Yeah, MS Word doesn't generate JPEGs.

 

How do you create a collage with paint?

With Microsoft Paint? Same way you did it with the program you used, I suppose. Copy and paste photos into your layout. Position them. Resize them. Crop them... Then save it as one JPEG file.

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