[Servant of the Nine]

Download a copy of Poster 7.9 from Here

This lets you design big posters, and then will automagically divide them into pieces sized for your printer and print them. They will have match and cut lines to let you put the pieces together.

I suggest you go to the Office depot or wherever and by a pack of 8.5x11 card stock, like 3x5 cards are made from. It is about the heaviest that will reliably function thru a printer and has a nice smooth finish that takes the ink well.

Get some glue sticks and use that to glue the pieces onto a piece of poster board.

SO9

[Flyer]

I'll second the suggestion of Poster 7.9

[RandallFlagg]

I just make a sign using PaintShop Pro and print it out with my Epson photo printer in "Poster" form. It sounds similar to your suggestion because it gives me cutting lines as well. Then after printing, I cut 'em out, tape 'em together, mount 'em on posterboard and cover 'em all up with clear tape in case we get rain or snow at the FReeps.

[CyberCowboy777]

Kinko's will print a 18"x24" on standard stock for $12.00, then you get it laminated for $3.00.

A stake will cost you less than a dollar - if you don't have any left from the elections!

$16.00 and your on your way with a quality rain proof sign.

Mine -

France: No war for Oil?
Saddam: Deal!

I also have a Footprint of the great American Chicken sign - http://www.cafeshops.com/cp/store.aspx?s=peacechicken

[FourPeas]

Thanks! My mind is buzzing with possibilities.