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Not 100% that this is the right place to post, but what the hell.

I'm looking for a way to print an image on A1 paper, but I want the final printed picture to be 45 x 60 cm. Is there a way of doing this more accurate than guestimating (i.e. the page will be 59 x 84, so if i fill 3/4 of the page it will be about right?). Looking for a method that would be accurate within a few cm.

The image file is just over 2004kb, I've found some online programmes for dividing images etc but they won't work with anything over 2000kb -.-

Thanks

Personally, I'd export into Word, and print from there. Failing that, resize the page to exactly A1 size (594 x 840mm), resize the image to the size you want it to be, and print that. You'll probably want to uncheck "scale to fit paper".

Note, I'm looking at PP 2000, so if you've got a more recent version, it might work a little different.

Yeah it was pretty simple in the end
- set paper size to a1
- set image size to Xcm by Xcm

thanks