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You can try this: Open your image with Paint from Windows OS then Select All, Copy and Paste in your WordPad document. Or choose Edit>>Paste Special:

And saved in TIFF format in the correct form recognized by DjVu Small. Many options to save including .ico and .cur. Very impressive. Unfortunately not many plugins that PDN. I voted PDN but I think I'll use both applications.

Excellent work barbieq25. I like your concept. Welcome back DrewDale! It's nice to have you back with us.

Ok I missed 1 n. Sory I modify later, now I have go to work. English is not my native language.

I used one layer for each letter then Merge Layer Down to create words.

1. Open background with PDN 2. Add a new layer 3. Open horse image. Now you have 2 images. 4. Select All (Ctrll+A) Copy (Ctrl+C) in horse image 5. Select background image and new layer 6. Paste (Ctrl+V) and Deselect (Ctrl+D)

If you removed the background behind the horse, you must save the result as a PNG. JPEG don't preserve transparency. In PDN image of horse must be in own transparent layer.

I do not know if it will help but read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_depth

Well, I know another application called LazPaint. It is also free and is created in Lazarus.

Congratulations to the winner. Thanks everyone who voted for me.

1. Rectangle Select tool and select only the japanese letering an then cut 2. Magic Wand tool and reselect transparent area 3. Color Picker tool and click under selection area to identify primary color then swap colors and click above the selection area to identify secondary color 4. Choose Gradient and Linear and hold Shift key then press left mouse button and drag from top to bottom 5. Deselect or Ctrl+D That's not the best solution but this is how I did it. At higher zoom rectangle is visible. LE: @snowboardz523 Sorry for the misunderstanding. I assumed that you addressed to me.

I do not know if I understand correctly. You want something like this? http://i.imgur.com/0rUdHb2.jpg

First method: 1. Ctrl+A=Sellect All (your image) 2. Choose Move Selected Pixels on Tools float menu 3. Hold Shift and drag to the corner 4. On Effects menu choose Object allign>>Center Both 5. On Effects menu choose Object>>Outline Object 6. Crop if necessary and Resize as you want Second method: 1. Choose and swap colors on Colors float menu 2. Go to Image menu 3. Select Canvas Size 4. Expand Canvas at few pixels how match you want to be the border of image. Ensure you have tick Maintain aspect ratio and Anchor Middle then increase Width 5. Resize as you want

First you need to change layers opacity (for SELL and ? layers). I used 30 for both layers. For quick selection with Magic Wand click on layer and then press Ctrl+I in layers SELL and question mark. Settings for Conditional Hue/Saturation for question mark: For text SELL I used only Hue/Saturation plugin:

1. Change Background color with Paint Bucket 2. Add a new layer 3. Type your text 4. Delete background 5. Save as PNG

@precesh Another way is to use Adobe Acrobat (not Reader). Select the two (or n) images and then right click and from the context menu select Combine supported files in Acrobat... @ sashwilko Thanks, I had no idea of the existence of this plugin. And thank you especially to Martin Osieka.

Take a look here: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/17049-dpi-and-you-understanding-resolution-for-print-and-web/

@marsa If you do PrintScreen in Word, you lose a lot of image quality. I suggest you to save the document as a PDF and then use Adobe Acrobat to save it as PNG. Adobe Acrobat allows you to save images at resolutions of 300, 600, 1200, 2400dpi and quality (and size in kB) will increase accordingly.

DrewDale I understand, there's no problem, it's my fault and I will be more careful in future.

1. Add new layer 2. Type your text in this layer 3. You can change text color with Recolor tool or Conditional/Hue Saturation from Adjustments menu. 4. Merge Layer Down 5. Save As... http://lmgtfy.com/?q=site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fforums.getpaint.net%2F+changing+text+color

I think is a problem with your software. Transparent background must be ignored.

Thanks EER. That is all I can do. Maybe someone can help me. This is my best result.