With digital colour pictures, it would probably good idea to use glossy paper to give your pictures a glossy look, much like photos that are taken with a normal camera. When printing out on glossy paper, you need to select the 'glossy' option in the print menu.
If you are putting your pictures in a frame, then perhaps printing out the pictures in 'best' quality on normal paper would be okay, as the glass of the frame will provide the glossiness.
When printing out digital pictures, it is a good idea to print the image in 300 dpi (dots per inch). You can change the dpi in a photo minipulation such as PhotoShop and you may need to alter the size of the image in addition to this, such as making the image smaller.
Before printing out ay images on glossy paper, always do a test print on normal paper first to check that image prints correctly (this saves you wasting expensive paper).
If you are putting your pictures in a frame, then perhaps printing out the pictures in 'best' quality on normal paper would be okay, as the glass of the frame will provide the glossiness.
When printing out digital pictures, it is a good idea to print the image in 300 dpi (dots per inch). You can change the dpi in a photo minipulation such as PhotoShop and you may need to alter the size of the image in addition to this, such as making the image smaller.
Before printing out ay images on glossy paper, always do a test print on normal paper first to check that image prints correctly (this saves you wasting expensive paper).