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Simon Brown

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  1. I don't know for sure, but GIMP might be able to save 1 BPP images.
  2. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_bit.png
  3. Try: http://www.isimonbrown.co.uk/detect-plugin-problems/
  4. It's not an official menu - only 3rd-party plugins use it.
  5. It sounds to me like the developer of that program made Paint.NET part of their product when it was still open source.
  6. I think you're looking for a video editor. Windows Movie Maker probably has everything you need, but if it isn't I suggest looking into more advanced software such as MoviePlus.
  7. Does it look like this? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:PaintDotNet-3.5-Screenshot.png
  8. Do you want me to remove you from the poll?
  9. Thanks, i've fixed it and just need to post the update.
  10. There isn't an option in the save dialog, but Paint.NET (or, more accurately, the .NET framework) still saves gamma data.
  11. If it did, then Paint.NET would presumably have to decide in which cases EXIF data should be copied over.
  12. Make sure you didn't just unzip the plugin pack into the effects folder. It contains subfolders for both Effects and FileTypes and Paint.NET doesn't look in subfolders for plugins.
  13. It's in the FileTypes folder in my plugin pack.
  14. Save the "animated jpeg" and open it in a text editor. The first few characters will tell you which format it really is. If it really is a JPEG, javascript might be used for the animation.
  15. It's up to the plugin author. You can't do it with ExtendBorder and i'm not planning to enable that in any of my plugins (when I release versions supporting translation).
  16. That plugin doesn't set images as the desktop, only preview it.
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