leothelion

Thanks, Leo

Hi Obviously, my older computer doesn't support SSE but I was using an older version of Paint.net. I had to reinstall Windows XP Home and I tried to update Paint.com as well but receive the following message; A processor (CPU) with SSE support is required. How can I go back to using the earlier version? or is there another remedy short of buying a newer advanced computer/ Thanh you for all your help. Regards, Leo

Thank you everyone, I understand. I just thought there was way of knowing what the file size would be before saving. Paint.net has been excellent for me with adjusting my coin pictures. I especially like the auto level control. Leo

After I click, save as, the "save as" window pops up asking me to save. I click save which opens the "save configuration" window. The file size appears in this window. The "save configuration" window pops up only when I change the file name. I do this to keep the original file. When the file size is not the size I'm after, I'll click cancel and will need to start over by having to resize a second or 3rd time until the "save configuration" window shows the right file size I'm after. I couldn't find a Dialog window. I apologize if I'm missing something. I'm not too computer smart. Leo

Fast reply! Thank you. Yes, the pic is JPEG, so there's no way to know the file size until I go to save it? Leo

Hi new member here, did a searxch here on resizing pictures and couldn't find an answer. I want to ask why the picture size in the resize window, for example, 330.4 kb does not match the kb size in the save window when I go to save it. In other words, I want to reduce the size of a 56 kb picture to less than 50 kb but the resize window shows the picture "new size" as 330.8 where it's printed in text in the upper left of the resize window as the "new size 330.8". The way I have been resizing my pictures, I need to keep rechecking the save window to see what the size is before saving pic. If it's not what I want, I have to start over and go through the process all over again until it's what I want. I wish I could have explained this better. Thanks, Leo