Jason Gould

It works great, and I can "File->Open" to open my Kodak .nef files, and edit them & stuff. Thank you! --- But ... I can't right click on the files in Explorer & "open with paint.net". Paint.net doesn't show up in the list or the expanded list of programs that can open .nef files. --- Additionally, if I _do_ click "Look for another app", and explore my way to c:\program files\paint.net\PaintDotNet.exe, nothing happens. The dialog boxes just disappear, and paint.net never opens. ---Any suggestions? [EDIT] Never mind, after opening and closing paint.net two more times, it magically started showing up in the "open with" dialog box, and everything is happy now. Thanks for making this work.

This is very useful. In my case I copied something from another document into my current document. The pasted image hasn't been flattened or de-selected yet, but unfortunately I hit "paste" instead of "paste into new layer". I believe photoshop has the ability to convert an un-flattened, un-de-selected selection into a new layer, but when I try clicking "new layer" in this state, it flattens the image first, then gives me a floating outline with no pixels in a new layer, which really isn't very useful. Would be great if when there's a recently-pasted, not-flattened-yet selection, if clicking "add new layer" would just transfer the floating selection into a new layer instead of flattening first.