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And set some basic guidelines. For that Paste I had a 256x256px SVG with a grid set to 4px. Line width set to 8px and rounded corners. Colors I chose at semi random. All that tracing over the bitmap. Paste was really easy since it is all straight corners without any abstract features. I imagine that things like Cut or Print are more complex. A template .svg could be used.

I was thinking 200 icons over several months with couple people doing it wouldn't be that impossible... I even tried to do Paste and.... my 15 minutes of work didn't really amount to much

We could just do it? Fire up Inkscape and start doing them... What... only 100-200 icons and it could be done to a repo of some sort? Sure quality wouldn't be professional but I would imagine with enough work it would look good enough.

Levels bug Pretty easy to reproduce, speed didn't matter for me at all.

This sounds like a job for... Sticky Keys! Windows has support for keeping Shift down for situations like this.

Oops My glasses need updating Since Colors Window has only Swap color and Switch active color... no way to do that with keyboard.

Keyboard & Mouse Commands -> Colors Window -> Swap Primary and Secondary colors X Meh...

@Rick Brewster Check what GL1zdA found. Published by "Newlook", has a gmail address for support and links directly to 2 getpaint.net pages, license & contact.

Your original image has only 616 bytes of actual image data and large amount of data in other bits. 12kB in xml text and 35kB in ancillary chunks. The version made by paint.net has 583 bytes of image data and discards all the proprietary chunks. So there's actually only a 5% compression from Fireworks CS6 to paint.net.

Google suggests this. try { switch (AmountX) { case 0: { //some code here, eg. gPen.DashStyle = DashStyle.Solid; gPen.Width = 5; } break; case 1: { //some code here, eg. gPen.DashStyle = DashStyle.Dash; gPen.Width = 6; } break; } } finally { //here is the repetitive code e.g g.DrawLine (gPen, a, b, c, d); } Does this look sane?

I just tried 4.0.13 copied straight from my old Windows HDD and wasn't able to reproduce with it. Huge mess of variables be it my new computer or just going from version 1607 to 1703. No more repros. My last crash log I did with my old computer. pdncrash.21.log

I can no longer reproduce this. I used to be able to do this on Windows 10 1607 and 4.0.13. Now trying this on my new computer, Windows 10 1703 and 4.0.16, not happening anymore.

It's all about if the other windows are snapped to the main window edges, if they follow along.

Irfanview supports opening .pdn files if you install the plugins pack. Then you can use the very powerful bulk converter to process the images.

1m*1m at 300dpi or 118dpcm is 118110*118110 pixels and new file dialog estimates 52 gigabytes for the size... That is an extremely massive image. It would require about 170 gigabytes of ram if my quick calculation about layer memory usage is still correct.

I was able to do this with 2 custom shapes, frame and house. Just my way of doing it because I like playing with Inkscape

I meant it in a way that you can create your own shape as a custom shape and then use the Shape Tool to draw it in any color you want straight away. That shape I did was just a minute in Inkscape doing a rough shape.

Could a custom shape work somewhat?

This is just a guess... but it could be overlay messing up somehow. Try without Precision X running just to make sure it's not that?

Are you talking about the toolbar drop down? Or the Tools box?

When you opened it, was it like this with the check mark set and only "1" option available? Or was it like the lower picture and you then had to click Number of cpu to find out that it had only "1"? If it was already like that when you opened it, it means it had wrong settings and would only see 1 cpu core everywhere. If it was like the first picture, go back, make sure all the Number of cpu box is unchecked like that, hit OK -> Apply -> OK -> Reboot. This is my only idea at the moment because BIOS was OK but this is most likely culprit from various Google search results.

I've exhausted all ideas for now... time for me to sleep. Bizarre... BIOS is fine... msconfig isn't the problem... task manager shows 1 logical... I have no more ideas. I'll try googling some more tomorrow.

One more try... Run msconfig.exe Select Boot tab, find your Windows 10 entry and click Advanced options... See if the top left option is selected number of cpus? Unclick it if it is selected... reboot... Uncheck maximum memory as well...

I have no idea what is going on with your setup... Somehow Windows is only using a single core of your CPU... I have no idea why.

Can you go into the UEFI SETUP UTILITY by pressing F2 or Del right after powering your Computer up. Then go into Advanced And from there to CPU Configuration and check Is the Active Processor Cores set to All? If not, change it to All and press F10 to save changes. That Task Manager screenshot shows that you're running your computer at only 25% of its capability. Also could it be that the integrated GPU is somehow taking up 2GiB of memory even though you have a discrete GPU already...