shrapnel09

Thanks for the registry key information. You are correct that I am using the offline installer for .NET Framework 4.6.1. Microsoft has added .NET 4.6.1 to WSUS for Windows 7 and Server 2012 but requires the offline installer for Windows 8.1, which is what I am currently installing in my enterprise. My only problem with letting Paint.NET handle the installation of the .NET framework is that it requires clicking "OK" on the notice that PDN will install .NET and PDN with the /auto parameter. If it was silent and a parameter allowed me to confirm installing .NET, and that would work. It looks like my idea to change the registry entry may not work because I have to take ownership and change permissions on that key.

The problem that I have run into with the latest version of PDN requiring .NET 4.6.1 is the chain. I have a script install .NET 4.6.1 and after that completes, the script runs the PDN executable installer. .NET 4.6.1 appears to require a reboot for the install to complete and satisfy the PDN requirements. dotNet461.exe /passive /norestart Paintdotnet\setup.exe /auto DESKTOPSHORTCUT=0 //install some other apps shutdown /r /t 1 .NET goes through the motions and looks to complete the installation. Paint.NET then pops up the dialog box saying "This will install .NET framework 4.6.1 and paint.net." and requires clicking 'ok', defeating the purpose of /auto. Am I missing something? My current thought is to write the .NET framework registry key that I assume the PDN installer is checking to bluff it past 4.6.1 since the reboot will satisfy everybody, just in a different order. Thanks!

Using the image dropper on the above image seems to indicate a bug in Paint.NET. The image dropper reports the same color and RGB values for the clearly white and gold dress on the left and the blue and black dress on the right. It's a very interesting bug to say the least. http://swiked.tumblr.com/post/112073818575/guys-please-help-me-is-this-dress-white-and http://xkcd.com/1492/ http://www.businessinsider.com/origin-of-white-gold-or-black-blue-dress-2015-2

B1 and B2 should both be on their own layer? That's what I ended up doing to get what I wanted. I swear it used to work differently as I don't recall running into it before but I do this sort of process regularly. Thanks!

Hello, I do this process often enough and just started noticing this particular issue since upgrading to 4.0.4. Please feel free to tell me if I am doing something incorrectly but I believe it is a new issue. 1. Create 2 new images A and B. 2. Image A has a solid background. Draw a shape on it. 3. Image B has a transparent background. Hit Ctrl+A to select all, and then hit Delete. Draw a circle. 4. Copy Image B. 5. Create a new layer for Image A and paste Image B into the new layer. 6. Paste a second copy of Image B into that same layer. If the two copies of Image B in the new layer overlap, they will show the lower layer rather than the image information on the same layer. See attached image for example.