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What's your motherboard? You would have to check the BIOS/UEFI for possible settings which could disable/enable cores. Can you take a screenshot of Task Manager showing CPU?

Ummm... Intel i5-6500 is a quad core... Why is it showing up as a single core...? Are not all the cores enabled...? Are you running a single core VM?

Itsy bitsy tiny change. Apparently all this time.... visibility has been loaded just fine but not saved with the correct xml tag (was it like that earlier? 6 years ago?). Visible instead of visibility.... It's just been there because nobody complained and I didn't realise to check the specs close enough... So new version with just the tiniest change of visible to visibility. I found out about this because this one github project had a "paint.net workaround"...

That post is if you empty the percentage value and then choose actual size, OK is grayed out. My bug is totally different, I have valid values in both sections and it's about the toggle of aspect ratio.

Not sure if this is by design or a bug... Aspect ratio is forgotten if switching to percentage and inputting anything there, if nothing is changed in the percentage then aspect ratio setting is still respected. To change the dimensions after modifying them via percentage and not wanting to use aspect ratio, I would have to toggle it twice.

I remember trying fontforge years ago on cygwin... it was quite easy at least that particular version. Oh yeah.... I was working on a comic font for a webcomic translation site I was in years ago and I added umlauts and other such accents to the font we used. Looks like it has changed quite a bit. It was just as easy as Inkscape back then.

Could maybe some of those settings in Irfanview's very powerful batch processor, replicate the results you're looking for?

Bit of googling found PNGDecrush, a C# library for exactly that. Maybe one of the more experienced plugin makers can use that? Or you could use Color Matrix and in it there's "RGB to BGR (or back)" setting.

I just googled NWBC and .NET 4.6 and this came up as the first result... Problems running NWBC 5.0 with .NET Framework 4.6 So just update to Patch Level 7? Edit: Complain to the people who choose the version. Actually... it's not even a version problem, just a patch problem.

I found some changes in Pinta's plugin and did my best to bring them over. DPI should now be saved. OraFileType.txt

As far as I know, hardware acceleration via Direct2D only means the actual display and maybe some of the layer stuff of the image. Not the actual rendering. Rendering is all 100% CPU to my knowledge. No DirectCompute, CUDA or OpenCL. Unless some very adventurous plugin writer goes nuts.

Could this maybe work? In options, change the main window color to something which doesn't appear in your images, some very weird color. Then in the batch canvas size set the canvas color the same color. Maybe? I was able to make transparent images with that way with some quick tests.

Irfanview can do most of it. I didn't yet find solution for step 3 but other steps can be done very easily for whole folders at once. You can keep the originals and just create scaled versions in a different folder. Edit: Those PNG settings could do step 3 maybe.

That's explains that then.... I went searching for that setting in Office 2007 but didn't find it in the short minute I searched. And noticed it only now after years of using paint.net. Could it maybe be a toggleable setting for the text tool? Or would it just be better to start getting used to ligatures?

While testing this, I saw this joining of f, i and t which looked weird. Is this intended behaviour or not? It happened on a number of fonts when I tried it. I don't remember this happening before.

Repros here, Win 10 Pro 64bit and 4.0.8. Also, the finalize button on the second picture is greyed out after clicking it on the first picture.

I think a better tool to do this would be either an UML designer or vector drawing. With something like Inkscape, you could create a set of shapes and other objects that you could simply keep duplicating to the drawing area without having to recreate them. They could even be linked so edits to one instance affects all and many other features.

Same here, just by changing the decimal separator, windows remember their position. With paint.net in finnish, Windows also in finnish every way possible.

That list is handled by Windows Explorer. Separate.

There is one very extreme way... Rick might think it would be bad to do. And not sure if it would even work or break paint.net.

Just curious, how are you guys managing the docs? Because I was using the original pdn_help.dwt for my page until just this month when I finally decided to move to a different system. I'm now migrating to Hugo which is quite the upgrade from Expression Web + Dynamic Web Template.

Inkscape's Save As .xaml comes out like this (Provided that all the lines have been joined together to a single line): <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!--This file is NOT compatible with Silverlight--> <Viewbox xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" Stretch="Uniform"> <Canvas Name="svg2" Width="744.09448819" Height="1052.3622047"> <Canvas.RenderTransform> <TranslateTransform X="0" Y="0"/> </Canvas.RenderTransform> <Canvas.Resources/> <!--Unknown tag: sodipodi:namedview--> <!--Unknown tag: metadata--> <Canvas Name="layer1"> <Path xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" Name="path3336" StrokeThickness="1" Stroke="#FF000000" StrokeLineJoin="Miter" StrokeStartLineCap="Flat" StrokeEndLineCap="Flat"> <Path.Data> <PathGeometry Figures="M 356.56508 340.47013 85.62822 148.31242 187.98595 0 -143.12563 143.12563 -219.62981 0 -151.9094 -151.90939 175.43279 0 Z" FillRule="evenodd"/> </Path.Data> </Path> </Canvas> </Canvas> </Viewbox> Take that PathGeometry data. Copy it and put in a file like this: <ps:SimpleGeometryShape xmlns="clr-namespace:PaintDotNet.UI.Media;assembly=PaintDotNet.Framework" xmlns:ps="clr-namespace:PaintDotNet.Shapes;assembly=PaintDotNet.Framework" DisplayName="Weird" Geometry="M 356.56508 340.47013 85.62822 148.31242 187.98595 0 -143.12563 143.12563 -219.62981 0 -151.9094 -151.90939 175.43279 0 Z" /> This can then work in paint.net. Remember to put a DisplayName that you'd like. With just copy+paste like that I was able to make this: http://personal.inet.fi/palvelu/paintnet/paint/tribal.png

Server 2008 is based on the Vista kernel. So no. I would imagine 2008 R2 would be minimum.

It seems that Crowdin doesn't show the files.... but they're still there. Just by changing the translation link en-fi to en-nl like so https://crowdin.com/translate/paintdotnet/1/en-nl You can still access the translation, even if the Crowdin thinks the file itself is missing...

I can see the translations are just fine atm. Temporary crowdin error? Edit: French and dutch .resx are missing...