I think pse only provides for date, file name and caption in the print dialog.

You could make a screen capture like this:

You can also use the print screen button above the numeric keypad with the Organizer screen open.

Then open the Editor and use File >>New ..Image from Clipboard

You will have added your entire screen to the clipboard; so simply launch the editor.

Tracy9543 wrote:

 

When I press the home/print screen key the first picture in the organizer is selected and when I launch the editor only the first picture in my organizer is in the clipboard.

Did you : "Then open the Editor and use File >>New ..Image from Clipboard" as indicated by 99jon in post 7 ?

1. Open the Editor, then launch Organizer

2. Press the three dots to hide the right hand pane

3. Press Print Screen to capture everything in view

4. Switch to Editor

5. Click File à New à Image From Clipboard

6. Crop your image around your thumbnails and save

Sorry, on my keyboard it’s not the Home key. I have three keys (top right) PrintScreen, Scroll lock and pause/break

If you have Vista or Windows 7 the snipping tool may be easier.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Use-Snipping-Tool-to- capture-screen-shots

Sorry I don’t know but I’m sure there must be an exif tool that can read the metadata.

The free XnView image viewer:

http://www.xnview.com/en/xnview.html

allows you to print a contact sheet and add your choice of information to include in the captions, including the data and time.

Ken

Hi Tracy,

1. Open XnView in its "Browser" mode.
2. Navigate to your image directory and select the photos you want to print, and click the "Print" button.
3. In the Print dialog window, on the "Layout" tab, choose "Thumbnails" as the layout type.
4. On the "Caption" tab, check the "Show Information" box.
5. In the entry field below, hit the "Insert" button, and select EXIF Image...Date Taken.

In my example, I put in three pieces of info on their own lines.  When you choose that "Date Taken", the format will be

[Y-m-d_H-M-S]

which includes the date and time on one line.  I changed the format as you can see in the screen capture to separate the date and time so they are on their own lines.

Ken

Tracy,

If you want to get fancy, you can format the information like this:

<Filename>

Date: <Date Taken [Y-m-d]>

Time: <Date Taken [H]>hrs <Date Taken [M]>min <Date Taken [S]>sec

to get this result:

Ken

Hi Tracy,

I can't help you on the quality issue -- you'll just have to experiment with the various options, most likely the "Rows" and "Columns" on your Contact Sheet dialog window.  I'm using the default 4x4 setup.  See the previous screenshots.

Ken