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Here is another tip for you: Place the text on its own layer. Duplicate the text layer. (That should help the look of the text.) If that helped, but it doesn't help enough, duplicate that layer again.

I'll contact the author and see if he'll post it again.

The printing company that will be making the poker chips for you will want the larger image. Let them do the scaling for you.

Start a thread for your idea here: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/forum/17-plugin-developers-central/ and we'll all see if we can help you. I'm sure what you want can be done, it just may not be possible in CodeLab.

Nope. Mine's bloody potato.

Try this:

Ok, here you go: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/8318-

If it was ok to have it in there, I wouldn't have taken it out in the first place. So, no, not OK. This is a family friendly site. Let's keep it that way, ok?

OK, then try this tutorial:

Like this?

You may also want to check out the Cross Processing plugin from Ed Harvey:

Here how I see the problem of the current colorwheel problem and why I think the triangle within a circle fixes it. The current design basically implements the HSV color model. Only, and here's the problem, in reduced mode you can only adjust H and S. Where's the V? In reduced mode, you can not select all possible colors. The triangle within a circle gives you access to the V component as well. This makes it possible to select any color you want right from the reduced mode screen. Of course, I'm all in support of adding the alpha slider to the reduced mode!

No.

No.

That's sexy.

I've never liked the color window in the smaller mode. And, the large size is too big. Here's one I redesigned: I posted this quite a while ago. FAKE EDIT: If the tools drop down looked like this: I'd never have the tools docker window open.

Paint.NET uses the fonts that are installed in Windows. So, just install it the normal way and you should be all set.

Yeah, that's no good. Go back to this page: https://boltbait.com/pdn/InstallingEffects.php and run steps 5-7. THAT's where your effect DLL files should be located.

There is one more thing you can try. Go to your Effects directory and right-click on a DLL file. Choose "Properties..." and look at the "General" tab. If there is an "Unblock" button, click it and click "Apply".

Follow these instructions: https://boltbait.com/pdn/InstallingEffects.php

I believe it is "Toli" not "Tori".

Nope. If you need CMYK control and are not willing to spend $$$ on Photoshop, I suggest you search around for a used/older copy of CorelDRAW. (It is bundled with Corel Photo-Paint which does support the CMYK color space and should only cost you about $35.)

Cool effect. I think it belongs under the Stylize submenu. Yeah, CodeLab uses the filename for various things, like namespace, etc. Having it start with a digit is bad. Sorry about that.

Try reading this post: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/3484-

Weird. That's my Facebook status and has been for the past 3 days.