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Open the Pictures library by clicking the Start button and then clicking Pictures.Here’s how to print a “contact sheet” in Windows 7: (see update for Windows 10 at bottom of post) It’s easy, and you don’t need any special photo software. Even though I have my photos pretty well organized on my computer, I like to have stuff on a piece of paper I can scribble on. Whatever you call them, contact sheets can be a big help in keeping track of what photos to use in a life story or family history book/project. Have you ever thought how handy it would be to have a printout of itty-bitty pictures, with their filenames, of all the photos in a particular file? Photographers call them "contact sheets " the ones you get with your photo prints from Costco are called "index prints.
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