Is there a place on the page to insert a cut piece of paper underneath each photo, as in labeling or adding a description?
1933998
Not a slot to slip something into but you could put a label or something on the space below each photo. That is the most frustrating thing about these sleeves. But I like them.
1933999
No, the picture looks like there is a place but it isn't open to insert a piece of paper. When I print picture from our travels I go to CVS and add a brief description to the bottom of the picture before printing it.
1934000
There isnt, but if you have a label maker you could do it that way or write on colored tape. Cant beat the price though! Hope this helps. :)
1934001
No not at all. And my pictures often slip out of the top slots. Just an fyi
247760
From the help files: Adding Text 1. To add a photo caption or other text to a page, click on the Text section of the Design Tools and click on the Add Text button. Alternately, choose Insert &gt; Add Text from the menu or click on the Add Text icon on the toolbar. 2. A text box will appear in the middle of the page. For editing purposes, a light gray outline will appear around the text. This outline will not appear in the project's final output (print, JPEG images, etc.). 3. Type your text in the text box. To change style elements after typing the text, highlight the portion of the text to change (any portion may be selected and changed independently of the rest of the text) and make the desired changes. Click and drag to move the text box. Click on one of the gray handles (small boxes) around the edges of the text box to resize the text box. Editing Text To change the contents of a text box, double-click on the text box, or click on the text box to select it and then click the Edit Text button in the Design Tools. Highlight text in the text preview area by holding the mouse button down as you drag over the text to select. Change style elements of the selected text using the available options in the Text area of the Design Tools.
2159916
no. it has pages that you can insert photos into them but no space to put memos. you would have to put memos next to or around the photos before you insert them into the album.
386861
Several ways. If you are really quick you can add pages before the last page is drawn in or you can use the software or Adobe to do it. A great scanner btw
14392
Yes though the way the decorative element swoops down into the space where you will place the photo can get in the way depending on what photo you are using (like it could cut into someone's head in the photo). Guess you need to think about what photo you are going to use in relation to that.
2035087
No its a blank spot, the pictures are examples but a piece of paper that can be removed.
1833048
I'm not sure what you mean by 'picture pack insert' but it comes with an insert for credit cards that I imagine you could trim photos to fit.
918924
i believe the pictures are inserted from the top or slid into the inner part closest to the spine. i hope this helps
2052850
I only put one picture per page simply in case she's has a major milestone that way I can document it accordingly. And it depends on the size of the picture you have if you can add more.
1119720
I routinely put one photo on each side of the page. More would probably fit.
1114608
You can find the photos on the detail listing page. http://amzn.to/Xth8g2 Cut and paste into browser
203911
I'm sorry for the delay in answering your question. Yes, you can slip a photo into the cover to create your own cover page.
2198733
By "picture paper" do you mean photo paper? I have not tried this, sorry, but manual says so.
667649
You can add and edit any items on there. You can also add any pictures of the items if you like.
602670
no idea, but probably... The pages are NICELY HUGE! which is a big +, but dismantling this album to add pages is a NIGHT-MARE!!!! wish it wasn't designed this way but it currently is :(
1011800
Yes there is. Not a terribly large space but enough to label each photo. It is very high quality. I love it.
165015
Yes, you could attach an actual photo, and the inside is nice for writing, but it seems like a waste. They're really meant to be printed on, for one, and also, they are too small for a standard 4x6 photo, so you might have to shrink your photos. There are cards out there specifically designed for photo attachment and I think they would look better. (See if Avery has one.) I've seen cards that have a special insertion pocket for photos -- that would look much nicer than gluing a photo on one of these (the edges would be left exposed).