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  1. Thank you all. I shall try all those suggestions (eventually)
  2. Is there a search function which lets me search for the functionality of a plugin? i.e. not by the name chosen by the author, not by the author's name, Background: I migrated from PaintShopPro to Paint.NET. In PSP I used brush shapes (either custom or pre-defined) to change the shape of the paintbrush tip and paint with that. I have searched the forums for "brush", "Brush tip" & "brush tip shape" to find the plug-in which does that. I know how and where to install the .dlls Here's an image of what I want to do, which is to fill an irregular area (shown in solid white) with a floral lace pattern while maintaining the top edge of the lace congruent with the top of the irregular shape, so I can't just do a select and cut because that leaves the lace rectangular, not related to the shape.'; What plugin will do this, please? If anybody can tell me its name, I know how to do the rest.
  3. ... and what we all need SO desperately is better mice. Of course we do, even if we haven't noticed yet.
  4. Thank you all. I have memorialised your tips to my persona Help/Hints file (Now to practice intensively.) BTW. Thanks Scott - just bought the book! (Enjoy the profits, bro) Now I know (already) how to force a straight line (arrow keys ). Not bad for 10 min reading!
  5. This is related. Preamble: For many years I have been used to using PaintShopPro and one of the techniques I haven't yet discovered in Paint.NET is how to expand or contract an irregular selection by a specified number of pixels. For example, I have used it to create borders. <Select All, Expand selection by 20 pixels,Copy whole layer to New layer,Invert selection, Flood fill with desired border or rim colour, merge original layer with expanded & filled layer> Hey Presto! an irregularly (but perfectly accurate) bordered or rimmed character image. Is this possible in Paint? Do I need a plug-in?
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