iyeru42

GIMP has perspective transform already. But you don't see me going to GIMP. Why? Well, let's just say I don't want to use it at the moment. It looks a little too much like Photoshop 4, and GIMP doesn't have an overall window like Paint.NET does.

Adjustment Layers are one of the features of Blending Options, not necessarily the entire thing. When you use the blending options, as I've said, it effects the individual objects on the layer, NOT the entire layer like the Effects Menu stuff does. Adjusting the layers doesn't mean stroke, bevel, etc. Adjusting the layers means more blending options like "If gray" or "If blue" or "if red" kind of stuff.

I was wondering if we could get a few more transformations into the free transform tool. (IE: By right-clicking an object that is currently in transform mode.) For example, perspective, envelope, etc. CRTL+T also should make the current selection go into transform mode (Like in Photoshop.) It doesn't at the moment.

That's not what I meant. See the attachment below. I want to be able to add such things as stroke, bevel, etc. But only on the individual objects, not the entire layer like the "Effects" do.

I was wondering if there was a plugin or something that would allow me to add effects to individual objects on an individual layer. Normally in Photoshop, you'd be able to do this by right-clicking the layer and clicking "Blending Options." But both GIMP and Paint.NET have yet to incorporate this feature. It's the only reason why I dislike both image editors. Comic creators can't use stroke because of this very well.

Yeah but Access 2007 has issues with Vista.

I've heard that the .NET Framework won't be applicable in Vista, will this cause Paint.NET not compatible with Vista? (Please note: More than likely, Vista's coded in C.)