Abstract: A photo album creating or editing software application transfers a total cover page image to a printer. The total cover page image may include printer commands or printer commands may be transmitted separately. The total cover page image is transferred separately or is transferred in sections, such as a back flap section, a back cover section, a spine section, a front cover section, and a front flap section. The printer receives an indication that a printhead is approaching a fold area of the cover page paper. The printer moves the printhead in response to receiving the indication that the printhead is approaching a fold area. The printer forwards the cover page paper by a pre-determined amendment. The printhead of the printer resumes printing, after the forwarding of the cover page paper.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a kit and method for creating a personal photo book on a home computer. The kit includes software, photo pages, extra-long photo pages to make a cover for the book and a book. The software causes a graphical user interface to be displayed that assists in designing layout pages and a cover for the book. The photo pages are secured in the book by squaring page layout templates that have been printed on the photo pages with the attachment pages secured within the book. The printed page layout templates are then secured to the book by the use of an adhesive located on the attachment page. The majority of the attachment page may then be removed by use of a perforation on the attachment page.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a kit and method for creating a personal photo book on a home computer. The kit includes software, photo pages, extra-long photo pages to make a cover for the book and a hard-bound book. The photo pages are secured in the hard-bound book by squaring page layout templates that have been printed on the photo pages with the attachment pages secured within the hard-bound book. The printed page layout templates are then secured to the hard-bound book by the use of an adhesive located on the attachment page. The majority of the attachment page may then be removed by use of a perforation on the attachment page.