Because the aspect ratios of the Wallet and 5 x 7 print sizes are exactly the same, we can quickly and accurately define the 5 x 7 picture placement by performing an operation that is analogous to copy/paste.  With the selection still set to the Wallet print, choose the Copy Placement item from the Photo menu.  Then select the 5 x 7 print and choose the Apply Placement item from the Photo menu:

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The picture placement has been updated, but why is there still a warning on the Wallet and 5 x 7 print sizes?  Hover your mouse pointer over the warning icon, and a tool tip will present you with the reason:

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The image being used in this tutorial has a fairly low resolution, so this warning is informing you that the image placed in the 5 x 7 print will have to be upscaled for the current sheet output density.  You can either decrease the output sheet pixel density or ignore the warning.  In this case, we will decrease the output pixel density to 100ppi.

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This quiets the warning for the Wallet print, but there is no getting around the fact that the image cannot be placed as a 5 x 7 or 8 x 10 print without upscaling.  For the purposes of this tutorial, this is perfectly acceptable.



Because the 8 x 10 aspect ratio is different than the Wallet and 5 x 7 print sizes, the steps of flipping the orientation, moving, edge locking and scaling should be performed again on the 8 x 10 print size:

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Having the prints bordered with a white frame would be an excellent finishing touch for this pose.  Dragging the Border slider to the right will increase the frame size:

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Now that we have placed all of our images, we can print the package.