Pixey
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This is just an FYI about the link in Post #1 on http://forums.getpai...uble-read-this/ the link is broken and the thread is locked, so I couldn't report it on the thread.
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I mentioned Norton because sometime it blocks Plugins and gives error messages.
I've got another link for you here to read with the proper link to downloading the .net Framework.
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Hi again @Mac. Please read this thread and there is a link to .net framework in the first paragraph. Also, as I mentioned in the other post you made, Norton may be the trouble maker!
EDIT: I notice that the link to the .net framework in the thread I gave you is not working. Perhaps this link will do the same job, but I'd prefer a Moderator say that this new link
is the correct one.
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Hi @Mac and Welcome to PDN. You seem to be experiencing troubles (I see your other post and will answer that separately).
I see you have Norton. Perhaps you should read this thread on the subject, in case this is the problem.
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I'll do it for you @Chimay, as I may require your assistance one day not too far in the future. But .......... it there aren't many more submissions, perhaps it may need to be postponed another week? -
My bad
I don't know how I've missed your Gallery up till now. 
"Wow" - Your work is absolutley amazing and the abstracts are to die for. They look just like glass. You really are a very gifted PDN'er and it will be pure pleasure to see more like these 
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Hi @starwood and welcome to the forum
Argh - I once had a Lexmark which was p a i n.
Here is an exerpt from FAQ's by the boss himself on this subject.
Why can't I scan or print?
There are three possible reasons. The first is that you are using a "portable" version of Paint.NET -- a copy that is running on a USB stick, for instance. The WIA system component simply may not be installed in this case, as it requires proper installation and registration.
Second, if you can't scan, then maybe your scanner doesn't support WIA. You can check to see if you scanner supports WIA by verifying that it shows up in the "Scanners and Cameras" control panel. Some scanners or cameras require that special software or drivers be installed before they work with WIA.
The Windows Image Acquisition system service must also be enabled. This may be disabled if you have "tweaked" your system, or if you are running Windows Server where it is set to Disabled by default. Simply set it to "Automatic" or "Automatic (Delayed Start)" and it should work.
If regular Paint can't see your devices, then Paint.NET will not be able to either.
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Hellow @Scratch and Welcome to the forum
Here is an explanation of how the Magic wand works.
You could select a pixel by using the rectangle select Tool, like this:
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Oooooo - very pretty and psychedelic
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The theme for this round is:
‘Save our Earth’
(Chosen by Skullbonz who says outside images are allowed, but links must be provided, as per the rules.)
And some examples from good old Google can be found here.
All entries are due in by Saturday, May 16th, 2015 at 11:59 PM EST.
Thanks in advance to all who enter, and the more the merrier please
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Rules:
Approximately 3 weeks will be given for entries, and 1 week for voting.
The winner of the previous round decides on the theme for the next round, as well as whether or not stocks may be used.
If stock images are used, include any and all links to the source(s). Please do not violate copyright laws.
Only one entry per person is allowed. However, entries may be edited until the competition is closed.
Maximum Image size is 800x600 pixels.
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This thread is for entries only. If you have questions/comments about any of the
entries, or about the competition itself, please visit the
Discussion Thread._______________________________________________________
Special thanks to WelshBlue for running this
competition in the past, and for the rules template.*******************
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I've tried to re-produce this problem in v4 and it's working fine, zoomed up to max it moves at approx 1 px per hit of the arrow.
Edit: I mistakenly said 5 px per hit when I posted yesterday ....... I meant 1px per arrow hit.
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Hi @Nick and Welcome to the Forum
.Here is a tutorial which may be of help in this instance. There is a downloadable PDF at the bottom of the page.
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WINNERS
1. Skullbonz with 9 votes.
2. Pixey with 6 votes.
3. Racerx with 3 votes.
Congratulations and thank you for entering
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Take a seat and have a look to your art. :-)
Great incentive for me to make more. I just love making these gifs, and thanks to your Plugin they are so easy.
I just noticed you are in Switzerland. I lived there for five years; first in Nidau and the last year in Geneva. Much preferred Nidau and absolutley loved Bern
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Well - it's still impressive
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Wow! How quick was that
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.In line at the DMV - Ugh - that can take hours - bet you wish it'd been at McDonalds instead
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But now the tower is tilting to the left Pixey ;-)
Dang - that's an Italian horizon for you ......... not simpatico
She needs a plumb bob, not a spirit level.
Perhaps this UI for a Plumb-Bob Plugin
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Really cool Plugin @BoltBait
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Hi @Spzi - I'm afraid that v3.5.11 is no longer available and since you've downloaded and uninstalled you will now have to read through this thread .
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Thank you SO much Helen, Seerose, Dryda and Max. Thanks for stopping by to comment. It's all @AFG's fault as he got me started on painting portraits. Wonder where he is? Miss him
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Wow! So many beautiful new additions
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Cool - I just love the red curtains
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Moving an image in space for a perspective view?
in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
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Hi @Lex and Welcome to the forum
Here is a diagram of how to do this. I hope it's what you are looking for. You must place the cursor close to the 'nubs' till you see a hand. Then with the shift held down pull the edges. Holding the shift will keep the image in proportion.
Good luck!