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And, you can view a graphic file using Internet Explorer by right-clicking on it and choosing Open With > Internet Explorer.

...and THANK YOU so much for digging up a 10-day-old post that no one cares about.

Yes, I know, I just thought it would be a good time to change it. Even though Rick said, "There will be NO new features added between now and the final release. Please DO NOT ask for any new features in this thread." You crack me up.

The install did seem a lot faster this time. Nicely done.

Glad I could help.

Here's my idea: Freddy Kruger! :shock:

My suggestion (only without the sarcasm): We have 3 (or more?) tutorial forums: One for submissions, one for advanced and one for beginners. All tutorials are posted to the submissions forum and when reviewed by a mod gets promoted (moved) to the Advanced or Beginners tutorial forum. Everyone would still be able to see all posts in all three forums. However, only Submissions would allow new posts. All 3 forums would allow responses to be posted.

How 'bout we make a forum called "idiots" and when we find a substandard tutorial we simply move it into the Idiot Forum?

Also, check out Soften Portrait under the Effect menu.

My suggestion: Don't use white. Use a color that is really, really, really close to white. That might confuse MapInfo.

I wrote a plugin that uses GDI+ routines. http://boltbait.com/pdn/shapes (You can see my GDI+ based souce by scrolling down to the bottom of the page and looking for the link to the zip file.) I learned about GDI+ from this page: http://www.functionx.com/vcsharp/ (Scroll down to the GDI+ section.) Hope this helps.

Yes you can.

I've never seen this type of problem from CodeLab scripts before. I'll take a look at your sources. EDIT: I've looked at the sources in the ZIP file and don't see a reason they should care if they are on multi-core or not. I'll look at the other sources when they are located in a ZIP file.

Or just avoid the Tutorials section altogether That's what I do. I let Ash do all the modding in there. Otherwise I get a headache.

I haven't seen any popups get blocked in a while. Even though you sent me a PM today, CMD. I didn't even think about it until you posted here.

I suspect you are creating these with a camera.

If you have looked at my profile, you know that I'm into Magic The Gathering (Collectable Card Game). I did a Christmas themed photochop using a Magic card. What's worse than getting coal in your Christmas stocking? Getting a Coal Golem, of course! Original card on left. Mine on right. All done in Paint.NET, of course. I created the fire using the fire tutorial. I guess I could have done a better job on the cutout.

The absolute best way to sharpen a blurry photograph is to retake the photograph.

Ooooo! I like.

I agree. It would be a nice feature. That is one of the circle drawing modes of CorelDRAW.

He wants to be able to draw a circle by clicking on the center point of the circle and drawing the radius. The method of which I described above.

OK, here's how you can do it: Add a new layer. On that layer... Use the Gradient Tool with Radial Gradient . You can then draw the circle as you described (from center to outer edge). Magic wand the transparent area with a tolerance of 0. Invert your selection (Ctrl-I) and press the backspace key (flood fill). Feather as necessary. Wipe hands on pants.

Here's what it says: You can see it yourself by right-clicking on a small graphic and open->with Paint.NET.

The only documentation that exists is the code for Paint.NET that you can download yourself and look at. http://www.getpaint.net/download.html#src Other than that, your best resource is the various tutorials that have been written: viewtopic.php?t=5281 viewtopic.php?t=5308 viewtopic.php?t=6405 I learn best from code examples. For those, just read every thread in the Plugin forum. Many of the plugin authors publish their source code (myself included). http://boltbait.com/pdn

It seems to me that you could run a little test and learn the answer yourself. Use the default CodeLab code and set all the pixels to black (primary color) by uncommenting a few lines. Are all pixels black at the end of the test? Yes? Then, the code is correct.