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LoL. Thanks, as a matter of fact I already figured out how to do what i intend with Photoshop. No need for any additional plug ins there as well.

That might be useful. Maybe there is a way to resize the layers by entering the values in some window instead of dragging the frame with mouse after all?

Yes all my images have the same size, but I still don't get how am I suppose to place and resize the layers on the canvas so the make a single "wallpaper". Like a puzzle, smaller layers are placed one near another to make a larger picture.

I am trying to make something like a collage of several dozen pictures (about a hundred) and I'd like for all of the small pictures to have an exactly the same size, for them to look like they make up a single image. You know like those face collages made from a bunch of random pictures. What would really make my work easier is a tool to automatically resize each new picture to the same standard size, in the bottom of paint.net menu I can see the size of a picture I am resizing (bounding rectangle size), but I can't find an option for me to enter exactly the same proportions for all of my pictures. As I said, I am working with probably a hundred or so pictures and dragging with the mouse, finding the proper size by eye, to fit the same size is a chore. Is there like a menu, or something, where I can enter the size in numbers for each consecutive layer (picture?) in numbers?