t2suggas

At the bottom right of PDN, are two figures, one is the width, the other the height, or vice versa. When you move the curser around PDN, another set of figures shows up to the right of the first set, letting you know exactly the co-ordinates of the curser. Default size is 800x600, watch the co-ords untill you are exactly 400x300.

If you make a free account with google docs, you can make documents including pictures and export and save them as pdf files.

Rofl. Not long ago, I forgot the decimal point, and PDN kept refusing to resize my image, kept complaining I hadn't enough memory. I was apparently trying to make an image a couple of metres wide.

Use the paintbrush on a seperate layer, then change the transparency in the layer property box.

Thanks, I have just done that, and the problem has been fixed. I don't remember downloading these effects seperately, and presumed they came in with the updates, thats why I reported the problem here. It's fixed now, so thanks everyone.

I am using v3.20. This happened with the last version too. I can't use all the options on the color filter.

I can see this being very useful in The Sims 2 game. For people who make custom content.

Yeah, I give permission for my measley effort. http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=2186 I want my name in a book.

The two free image hosting sites I can think of are: http://www.imageshack.us/ http://photobucket.com/

I went on the logic of all un-used pallette spots were white by default.

I have found (now that the well used delete button has gone from the pallette options), that covering an existing un-required colour with white, does the trick of deleting.

That signature button is beautiful. Just my opinion, but your avatar needs a little refinement now, the signature totally outshines it. t2

Thankyou.

Edit: Invert Selection.

It is possible to open more than one image in the alpha version 3.0, of paint.NET. Not possible in previous versions. Please bear in mind that PDN 3.0 is still in testing stage and should not be relied upon for important images.