david.atwell

Sorry to hear about that. Have you tried everything in this post? http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/18931-fatal-installation-error-1603-fix/ And this one? http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/30437-win7-error-1603-32-bit-msi-may-not-be-installed-on-64-bit-os/ And this one? http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/692-install-update-or-uninstall-trouble-read-this/?p=397416

I understand, thank you. I just wanted to head off any issues before they occurred.

Split out offtopic discussion to http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/107639-metric-vs-imperial-life-vs-science/ .

You are of course welcome to seek help here, but please do keep Rule #12 in mind while posting and post generally (not specifically) or create family-safe images to display any concepts you need to get across. Thank you!

There is only one developer; his name is Rick Brewster, and he reads this forum. By posting here you have already contacted him.

You can use IrfanView to do the resizing. I am not sure if there is a way to use that program to smooth the edges or not. It hasn't been added to Paint.NET natively because it's not a priority for the developer. Not that he doesn't think anyone will need it, but (I think) because it doesn't fit with his vision for the program.

Paint.NET does not have native support for batch processing. There was a plugin available, but it hasn't been updated for 4.0. What effect do you need to apply? You might try IrfanView, which does do batch processing.

Moving to Troubleshooting. PdN 4.0.9 works fine on Windows 10; people in the Troubleshooting forum should be able to help you out.

You can keep the , but I'll happily take the , , and . Well done, though. Seriously, keep this up and it definitely won't be your last.

Pinned. This is one of the best results I've seen in ages.

Tons of new features, and more coming soon. Plus, we can't provide any support on the forum for older versions of the program.

Those look like guides, not pirated games, Toe.

All right, everybody. Let's stay on topic here.

If you're installing on Google Chrome, the download manager should show you a button at the bottom-left of the screen that says "paint.net.4.0.9.install.zip". Click the arrow on the right of that button and hit "Show in folder". It will open the folder it's been saved to and highlight the ZIP file.

You can upload images to the forum by clicking the "More Reply Options" button below, then attaching a file using the "Choose File" button. :-)

Gonna give people a seizure like that! Maybe try a 4-frame animation: 100%, 75%, 50%, 75% transparency. Much easier on the eyes.

MJW earns his second spot with this great tutorial on making a Star Wars hologram effect! Check it out, Obi-Wan Kenobi. You're my only hope.

Mini-Tut #14 Star Wars Hologram Effect by MJW, in response to PhantomFury Original thread: Star Wars Hologram Filter Original post: 512506

Full disclosure: I work for one of SAP's competitors. But is using that program a requirement? Is there not a web-based application that you can use?

Truly a baffling paradox.

Lucky number 13! Cc4FH has a great roundup of clean cutouts. Essential tutorial! This clears out the backlog, as far as I can see! Please keep submitting mini-tuts to add! Thank you! Exclamation points!!!!!

Mini-Tut #13 Clean Cutouts by Cc4FuzzyHuggles, in response to Carrito Original thread: Change the background step by step to a portrait Original post: 434564

MJW told us about making a clear text overlay. Have a look!

Mini-Tut #12 Clear Text Overlay by MJW, in response to Mac123 Original thread: Text Original post: 426406

TechnoRobbo's got a great way of recoloring stuff in photos. Check it out!