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The megalo pack carries known viruses. If you choose not to erase it you're running a terrible risk with ALL your data. You have been warned! BTW: you know you can download all those plugins from here for free? And you get the latest versions!

Plugin defaults are set by the plugin author when they code the plugin. As such, they are hard-coded within the plugin. There has been some interesting discussions recently on this topic.... https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/113457-feature-request-rotatezoom-save-file/ https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/113445-separation-of-tool-settings-idea/ So while the answer is currently "no, sorry" the developer (Rick Brewster) has seen these requests.

Aetheist?? I thought you were a pissed-up testicostical like me! ?

I've got to disagree. I think symbolism is an appropriate topic (though I personally wouldn't have confined the topic by adding "Christian"). If a religious symbol is treated with respect, and especially if it has meaning to the author, then what is wrong with using this as a competition theme? I for one would like to see some of the symbols used by religions unknown to me. I'd be interested in Shinto symbols for example. Uh. No it isn't. ) < that's a symbol - no one worships that.

^ that can't be done within paint.net.

1. Some of my more complex plugins, like those which give you the option to load and save configurations (Planetoid & Stickman), 'remember' previous paths to file locations. I use a registry key for the Save path and another for the Load path. I don't know the 'rules' around using the registry like this, but wouldn't it be feasible for a plugin to use this technique to store the last used settings? This way the plugin configuration would persist across PDN sessions. 2. Another technique I used with WhichSymbol+ was to write the settings to the 'history' buttons. I gave the user 10 buttons to store their last used settings. The buttons are populated automatically and cascade downwards as new settings are used.

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You can't. There is no support for any legacy versions. Only the latest version is supported here. See Forum Rule #8 What's your problem with upgrading to SP1?

Paint.net uses the fonts installed on your system. It does not install (or uninstall) any fonts. Is the missing font actually installed on your PC?

Try this: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/113381-forum-cant-login-after-logout-wrong-pw-allegedly/?do=findComment&amp;comment=550304

^^ Exactly this!

Hey there and welcome to the forum @VanStry ? There is a (relatively) new setting you may have overlooked called the Text Metric. It's in the toolbar. Set it to "Fixed (96 DPI)" REF: https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/TextTool.html#4.5

More powerful: (you need to lower the Tension to get straight lines between nodes).

Have you considered JSON? (I'm a recent JSON convert - so I'd quite like to know why if you choose to stick with XML)

Both crash logs report the same thing: Exception details: System.AccessViolationException: Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt. (PaintDotNet.Canvas.CanvasControl) You may have a memory module which is failing. Try running one (or both) of these tests: https://www.howtogeek.com/260813/how-to-test-your-computers-ram-for-problems/