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Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the the file location. Right click on the file and choose Rename from the context sensitive menu. Click between the period and the letter g in the filename. Type in the letter A. Press Enter to commit the change.

Hysterics aside, what's wrong with using Ctrl + S?

This seems completely unrelated to paint.net. <locked>

Right click on the gif and rename the extension to agif. Open that with paint.net.

Walk me through what you did. Step by step.

Added zipped DLL & restored the images. Many thanks to @ReMake for his assistance!

Nice Eli! +1 Tips on how to include your watermark in an image http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/32466-what-is-the-watermark-plugin-called/?p=433017

^^ This. Precisely.

Thanks for the inquiry cashpat. My book will be the same price however you purchase it. If you can use Amazon I recommend doing so. The ebook is nearly four years old and was written for paint.net 3.5. Many new features have been introduced in paint.net 4, however the core aspects remain consistent between the two. If you know one version you should have no problem applying your knowledge to the other.

Hey TTony - welcome to the forum I'm splitting your question from the thread you posted in and putting it into it's own thread. First thing to try is a reboot. Sometimes .NET requires this for some reason. If you fit this scenario the installation might simply be hung up.

Wrong place, see http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/14175-this-is-not-a-plugin-requests-forum/ That's Ok - I'll move it for you. You're right. Plugins must conform to a set of rules. I'm not sure that an auto-increment in the filename is do-able. How about this workaround: Ctrl + A (select all) Ctrl + Shift + C (copy merged = copy all visible layer) Ctrl + Alt + V (paste into new image) Then Save or Save As... The reason I'm advocating this technique is that the new image would be a single layer. No flattening or undo required, and you can simply close the new image when saved to continue editing the master copy. Edit: beaten by Rick.

Loading or saving?

This thread is ten years old Joe. Around here that's a good reason to let it die. If you wish to restart a conversation please just start a new thread. Thanks <locked>

^ True of Effect or Adjustment plugins. As for it being 'easy'. Yeah. Sure it is. Let us know when it's ready 'k?

Hello Jay - welcome to the forum! Active layer = working layer The active layer is the one highlighted in the layers window. As only one layer can be active at a time, selecting a different layer shifts the active focus to the new layer. See http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/WorkingWithLayers.html

Remember that with paint.net 4+ you get the option of anti-aliasing a selection with the Selection clipping mode in the Tool Bar.

Excising or exercising?

Pro tip: always save you images as *.pdn images while you're developing them. The native pdn format preserves the layer structure. When you've finished working on the image AND saved it as a pdn, THEN use Save As... to save it in the format you desire (PNG, jpg, etc).

Nope. It uses grayscale Ref: http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/AdjustmentsMenu.html

Try using this tool to completely remove the existing installation of paint.net: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/mats/program_install_and_uninstall Once removed you should download and install a fresh copy of paint.net. Get it from the official website: http://www.getpaint.net/download.html

Can you show me (via screenshot)... 1. the contents of your paint.net folder 2. the list of extensions in the Save As... dialog

There is a list of plugins called the Plugin Index. You'll find a link in my signature. Don't hold your breath for this type of automation - plugins have restrictions on what they can access.

Welcome Nawor3565 Are you requesting anti-aliasing of the line or changes to the line curvature? I don't have Illustrator - can you provide a demo image?

Ishi, Ctrl+A = select all Ctrl + Shift + C = copy merged (layers) Ctrl + Alt + V = paste into new image or Ctrl + Shift + V = paste into new layer. REF: http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/EditMenu.html

Your screenshot shows both Local Disk C: and D: drives. C:\program files\paint.net is the usual path for a default installation. The installation would only appear on D: drive if you did a custom installation. Can you confirm that it is D: drive that has your paint.net installation on it?