Under the Event Admin tab, the Printers tab is where you will select your printer(s) for the session, review overall Printer Settings, and update additional print settings, as needed.

1. Multiple Printers Selection: Here, you will select your printer(s) for printing and print spooling. You can also select one or multiple printers.

2. Printer Settings: This status menu shows you your printer driver settings and paper size requirements. They must both match in order for your printer to print correctly. The driver settings are associated with your Windows printer driver settings. You'd need to adjust those settings manually if they do not match the paper size requirements. Once they match, the "Paper Orientation" and "Paper Size" status would be indicated "OK," which means your settings are correct.

3. Print Density: You can adjust your print density using this feature. By default, it is set to 300 DPI.

4. Max Pixels for Image: You can adjust the maximum size of the images that come into the Mosaic. By default, the image sizes are 3000 MB. If an image exceeds this size, it will either be compressed to this size or skipped and not placed on the Mosaic if you select the "Skip" option (the skipped image will be saved in the skipped folder in your session). The maximum file size of an image is 5000 MB.

5. Paper Fit: If the paper is larger than the mosaic image, you can set the print fill-out position. By default, this is set to normal.

6. Rotate the image at the printer: If, for whatever reason, the image placed on the digital Mosaic is in the wrong orientation, you can set this feature to rotate the image to the correct orientation right before it is printed.

7. Placement on paper: This indicates how you want to position your printed mosaic images on the print paper. By default, it is set to be centered on the print paper.

8. Amount of Prints: You can set how many times a sticker should be printed here. By default, each sticker image is only printed once, but if you increment the value, you can print the same sticker image more than once.