I read Mike's piece on making gallery wraps. Tried it & it worked fine - started with paper on a CD case as he suggested and then graduated to the real thing.

Next I'd like to take a 3:2 image and print it across 4 pieces of 13x19 canvas in gallery wrap fashion. The final display would be panels hung in a 2x2 grid with a small space (about 2") separating each panel. Each gallery wrap panel would be 15x10 with a 1.25" thick frame, so I'll be printing four 17.5 x 12.5 images (allowing for the wrap).

I know how to do this if I take just the image into an editor, break it into four pieces, and then do what I did before in QImage - four separate times. My question - is there some clever way to have QI do this for me by giving it just the original image? Just thought I'd ask since I may doing more of these in various sizes and configurations and having a template of sorts might save me from future dumb mistakes.

I know that Fred & Terry like challenges. 

Thanks, Terry.

I found the Learn by Example piece on printing a Multi-page Poster and will study that - and then move on to addressing how to translate that to the wrap.

I haven't decided on the wrap style yet; the current image is more or less an abstract so there are lots of possibilities.