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Great answer, Dragon-Fur.
Two additional settings that may be helpful when printing multi-up prints are Grid Spacing and Show Cut Marks. Both of those are enabled in Dragon's screenshot.
Setting grid spacing to None will push the photos together so you can cut them out with a single cut. Disabling cut marks will remove the light gray lines that help show the edges of photos with white areas near the border.
In this example, we've fit four images on a single sheet of A4 paper and removed the grid spacing. To make the images fit, we set Image Scaling to 50%, making the image width half the paper width.
Hope this helps,
RocketLife
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