Zagna
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Get yourself a computer with x64 Windows.
I easily created a 2800x60000 picture and was able to even create a layer on it. This is x64 7 with 4GB ram.
Operations do take quite a bit of time
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If anyone wants to use this, here's something little for plugin makers. I use this for finnish language pack install.
Hidden Content:; Paint.nsi ; NSIS Paint.NET Effect/Language Pack Installer template ;--------------------------------------- SetCompressor /SOLID lzma ; http://nsis.sourceforge.net/NsProcess_plugin ; Not mandatory but useful !include "nsProcess.nsh" Name "Installer name" OutFile "Filename.exe" XPStyle on ShowInstDetails nevershow CRCCheck on Icon "Icon.ico" ; Choose your own from %ProgramFiles(x86)%\NSIS\Contrib\Language files LoadLanguageFile "${NSISDIR}\Contrib\Language files\English.nlf" AutoCloseWindow true ; Closes at the end of install SetOverwrite ifnewer RequestExecutionLevel admin ; Required so that you won't get 'Did this program install correctly' prompt after install. ; Pages Caption "Installer name" PageEx directory DirText "This install will copy files in the Paint.NET folder." ; Choose your own words Caption " " PageExEnd PageEx instfiles ; Most often people wont see this since it can take less than a second. Caption " " PageExEnd Section "" ; All files here, set directory first and then each file separately. SetOutPath $INSTDIR File Filename.resx SetOutPath $INSTDIR\Effects File Filename.dll SectionEnd Function .onInit ; Loaded first when installer is started. ; Can be removed if nsProcess plugin is not used. ${nsProcess::FindProcess} "PaintDotNet.exe" $R1 ${nsProcess::Unload} StrCmp $R1 "0" 0 +3 MessageBox MB_ICONSTOP|MB_OK "Paint.NET is running. Close it and try again." Abort ; Remove until here. SetRegView 64 ; Required for 64 bit OS support. ReadRegStr $R0 HKLM "Software\Paint.NET" "TARGETDIR" IfErrors 0 +3 ; If Abort is omitted, change the last number to +2 MessageBox MB_ICONSTOP|MB_OK "Paint.NET install not found. This file requires Paint.NET." Abort ; This line can be omitted so that the user can input a directory even though the registry key was not found. StrCpy $INSTDIR $R0 FunctionEnd -
Did you open the .resources file in Notepad?
If so, you're going at this the wrong way. You should download the .resx file that Rick has posted on the forum.
http://paintdotnet.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=31863
That is an xml file which you can edit more easily. After you edit it, you need to get ResGen.exe and use it to compile the .resx file into a .resources file. And you should also do the B, i, u images and the About dialog.
http://www.getpaint.net/files/loc/2.6/TranslationPack.txt
Check there for some information.
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It also appears in couple other languages too.
Edit: Just noticed it's been there atleast since 3.0. Just wasn't that noticeable because it clipped over it by just 1 or 2 pixels, now it's more.
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I can mention about the tiling... I guess there's a plugin that can do it, but!
http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/en/RotateZoom.html
Put an image on a layer, using Rotate/Zoom, zoom it to maybe 0,2x and then tick Tiling. Boom, instant tiling. You can even rotate or pan it.
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The new string UpdatePromptTaskDialog.IntroText.RtfFormatting.Format is causing problems for ResxCheck.
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It's extremely easy to moderate an IRC channel.
Just +m and you're set
Chanserv could maintain a list of ops and hops and a bot could maintain +v and kick for profanity.
PS. I vote for ChatSociety and I'll :evil: anyone who suggests QuakeNet.
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It's extremely easy to moderate an IRC channel.
Just +m and you're set
Chanserv could maintain a list of ops and hops and a bot could maintain +v and kick for profanity.
PS. I vote for ChatSociety and I'll :evil: anyone who suggests QuakeNet.
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Since Paint Bucket :PaintBucketTool: and Magic Wand
work identically when it comes to tolerance, just use Magic Wand and check the area.
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You only need to have a single layer containing your icon. Say, 128x128 pic with it. You don't need to manually create the separate sizes.
Then just select all the sizes you want the icon to contain and they're resized automatically from the image.
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It is part of the same download from the Download page; the EXE will handle the necessary installments for whether you are on 64-bit or 86-bit system.
86-bit system :shock: I want one!
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Everything including the kitchen sink!
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Everything including the kitchen sink!
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I imagine 2 things. How would it be able to send it?
In order to send an email, the user would need to input the ISP email server and possibly authentication info. Or send that info to an open relay which the ISP might block.
Or would the crash be sent to a crash log server via HTTP POST or similar. That would have to be open, and somebody could just inspect the headers sent and spam the server and get a DoS.
Microsoft has propably complex auth and vast resources for the Windows crash logs.
My 0.02€.
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If you change Units in the toolbar to inches or centimeters, then with the line tool you can see the exact length of the line and the angle which it's drawn at in the status bar at lower left corner of the window. Also you can check start and end points from lower right.
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With Opera you could learn to centerclick the links.
Use the mouse roll button to click links -> new tab with Opera.
Or maybe it's the setting in Tools->Preferences->Advanced->Tabs->Reuse current tab, untick it?
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Inkscape is vastly superior when it comes to text.
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Irfanview has very superior batch processing.
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Yes, Irfanview is the ultimate lightweight tool.
http://koti.mbnet.fi/lortha/pdn/Batch%20conversion.png
http://koti.mbnet.fi/lortha/pdn/Set%20for%20all%20images.png
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Popular Feature Requests <- Read. Now!
Spray paint is discussed to death, and the points on the line quite much also.
Plugins can be made in C++, C#, J#, VB, any .NET language essentially. No just C++. Get your research right.
And lastly, it's been possible to do palettes for several versions already.... just create them.
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Yes, the dimensions are rectangle, width and height... but the area is in pixels, showing a simple number.
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Um... when you create a selection, sure you see the selection width and height.... but you also see the actual size in pixels.
So just use magic wand to select globally all the red you want, and just read the number in the status bar? No percentages, no calculating.... just reading a number?
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No. Never.
Use Inkscape.
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An alternative solution for the time being? + Print Screen + Copy/Paste
even drawing a line takes several seconds....
work identically when it comes to tolerance, just use Magic Wand 
Paint.NET v3.5.2 is now available
in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
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Odd rounding when there shouldn't be any rounding?
I was updating some of the help images and just doing misc stuff, then I chose rectangle select, fixed size and switched the inches to pixels and got weird results.
The resolution was the standard 96px/inch and somehow the default 4 and 3 inches measurement ended up being 383.9976 pixels and 287.9972 pixels.
Can't repro it now, but I'll try to keep a look out for it if it happens again.
Edit: This is on Windows 7 Pro x64.
Edit2: Opened those pics again and this time the result was 383.944 and 287.958.
It's not that big of a problem but still odd?