printing large posters

if you are asking if Adobe lets you tile images...the answer is yes. I do it all the time to show clients what their poster will look like printed. It probably won't be the exact same process, but yes it does it.

-JE

if you make a large layout in one of the programs like InDesign, Illustrator, PhotoShop etc etc - if you can't do it directly from them, which you might be able to do, you can do it from within Acrobat. Where it lets you choose to shrink to fit printer margins etc, you can also choose to 'Tile Large Pages' and it will show you a little preview.

Yes it can be done.

I don't know how familiar you are with the Adobe products but it is possible. You can always selt up slices in Photoshop and save those slices to seprate jpgs. Then simple print the the sperate jpgs and trim them and line them up.

If you need more help with doing that just PM me and I would be glad to walk you through it.

Yes you can

Since I've used all the products you mentioned to create large-format posters, I can soundly tell you that Adobe Illustrator or InDesign or PhotoShop can all do this, with Illustrator being closest to Corel Draw, and best overall for large-format printing. You can tile to your heart's content and show/hide the tiling gridlines. The print dialog will also allow you to preview the job before you send it, or save it to any number of formats - native, eps, pdf or TIFF being the most desired in approximately that order.

One thing I will credit Corel Draw with is their print preview - it is fantastic compared to any Adobe products, you will miss it a bit, but everything else about Illustrator is superior to Corel Draw in my opinion.

Ignore the "slicing" advice - wrong approach entirely.

dmz

I use a program called Tiler (v2, MindCad LLC, try macupdate.com). It can take any PDF and tile it to whatever size you want. That way I can work in whatever software I like.

I avoid tiling by printing large posters on large paper.

BTW, "tomorrow" for the OP is two years ago!

Kwill said:

I avoid tiling by printing large posters on large paper.

BTW, "tomorrow" for the OP is two years ago!

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oh well spotted - nice bump dmz