BoltBait

I think we should switch to this logo:

This will be fixed in the next release of Paint.NET. It is just a visual anomaly. Until then, the colorwheel doesn't have an alpha slider, so the swatch is wrong. The effect will work properly.

To me, it simply looks like after 150 layers, you're just running out of memory and Paint.NET stutters as there is a slight delay when it is bringing tiles into memory from disk. You could probably increase performance if you increased your RAM size from 4G to 16G and invest in an SSD.

Try this: NVIDIA control panel. → 3D Settings Management. → Selected graphics processor. Change to: "Auto-select".

The direct link to the zip file should still work: http://boltbait.com/pdn/CodeLab/CodeLabInstaller400.zip Sorry about my web site issues. My hosting company is a piece of ... um ... garbage! I'm in the process of shopping around for a new company that actually knows what they're doing.

You should probably consider increasing your physical memory. My laptop has 16,234 MB and it runs pretty well. The more physical memory you have, the less Paint.NET needs to page that memory out to disk. And, speaking of disk, you don't list what type of HDD you have, but if you upgrade to an SSD your performance will also improve.

This bug was introduced in the latest build of Paint.NET. Sorry about that. I have already submitted a code fix for it in the official source code repository. It will be fixed in the next release of Paint.NET. I'm not sure what Rick's time table is for the next release, but it shouldn't be too long.

It does for me. Click the color picker tool () then right click on your image... notice the secondary color gets set.

Click on the Adjustments menu and the Effects menu. Plugins you have installed will be highlighted with a small blue puzzle piece icon. When you hover your mouse over the individual menu items, you'll get a tooltip (small yellow popup window) that has information about the filename of the dll and other information about the plugin.

https://www.google.com/search?q=define+paralegal Seems fine to me.

My thoughts: Looks too much like the Photoshop logo: Too childish. I'd rather stick with the original one.

Thanks for the bug report. It was definitely a bug in Paint.NET. Sorry about that. I submitted a code fix. When Rick approves the fix, it will show up in the next build of Paint.NET. EDIT: It has been approved.