1. If you can't manipulate the Prints sufficiently using the Wang Controls then try Copying the Image to the Clipboard and Pasting it into a Picturebox which gives you more control over the Image, eg.

Print 2 TIFF Images on 1 Piece of Paper, Add an Invisible Picturebox to your Form..
Code:
Private Sub Command1_Click()
    With ImgEdit1
        .Image = "C:\Files\Employee.tif"
        .Display
        .ClipboardCopy 0, 0, .ImageWidth, .ImageHeight
    End With
    Picture1.AutoSize = True
    Picture1 = Clipboard.GetData(vbCFBitmap)
    'Print 2 Copies on the Same Page 1 Under the Other
    Printer.PaintPicture Picture1, 0, 0
    Printer.PaintPicture Picture1, 0, ScaleY(Picture1.Height, Picture1.ScaleMode, Printer.ScaleMode)
    Printer.EndDoc
End Sub
2. You can move the Graphics cursor around anywhere on the Printed page before sending the Print to the Printer, so you can easily go back and overlay some Text on a Printed Image, eg.

Add this before the Printer.EndDoc
Code:
    Printer.CurrentY = Picture1.ScaleHeight / 2
    Printer.CurrentX = (Printer.Width - Printer.TextWidth("Centered Text")) / 2
    Printer.Print "Centered Text"

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Aaron Young
Analyst Programmer
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