Under Options clasp there are several choices that you set for display of your page. These include General, Banner, Large Images, and Thumbnails. Under General pull down, you can choose to save in either .htm or .html format. Under Banner pull down there are for windows that allows you to key in information. Under Large Images pull down are several toggles for manipulating images that will appear in web page. These include resize images, constrain, JPEG quality and file size, Border size, and titles use. Under Thumbnails option, you can determine size of thumbnails that will display on your page.

The concluding option you will make is Security, where you can copyright contents of page. You can select font, font size, color, opacity, position and rotation. After you are done setting, click ok and Photoshop CS will pack together all images in folder to file sizes that you chose and create a web page with style that you want and you can upload it to your server.

Now, how much does each cartridge cost? Multiply that by number of cartridges you’ll need for one year and you have your answer. This simple exercise may surprise you. If an ink cartridge cost $30 each, you’ll spend $180 in one year on ink. If you only paid $50 for printer, that’s over three times cost of printer.

If it cost you $180 to print 1040 pages and printer costs $50, you’ll pay $230 for your one-year printer cost. That comes to 22.1 cents per page. Now do same thing for a different printer and compare. You just might be surprised.

One more thing… go online and look at some reputable printer companies. There are several recommended on this site. Check out cost of their discount inkjet cartridges. These are brand new ink cartridges that are guaranteed to be as good as original ink cartridge. They just don’t have “brand name” on box. You’ll probably be able to cut your printing cost in half. Now, you can make an informed decision on your next inkjet printer. You’ll at least have an idea on how much it really costs.