[Certificate Issue at www.dotpdn.com]

OK thanks. I don't really understand it either but I'll see if I can figure it out.

[Certificate Issue at www.dotpdn.com]

I'm having a problem getting Paint.net installed at my enterprise because of a certificate issue.

I can't see what it is, but checked www.dotpdn.com at https://www.digicert.com/help/ and it did report an issue:

SSL Certificate is not trusted

The certificate is not signed by a trusted authority (checking against Mozilla's root store). If you bought the certificate from a trusted authority, you probably just need to install one or more Intermediate certificates. Contact your certificate provider for assistance doing this for your server platform.

 

 

Seems like we might be missing intermediate certificates? But browsers don't report an issue.

 

Thanks.

[Consistent behavior for Escape key]

So I'm still pretty much a newbie to pdn, but I'm feeling my way around. One thing that makes it difficult right now is the inconsistent behavior of the Escape key. I'm working on something that has a lot of text and lines. So I type some text, and then hit escape to get out of "enter text" mode. Then I draw a line and hit escape, and the darn line is erased.

I'll check what all of the tools do (list below). I don't really know what the right answer is, but having it undo lines and gradients seems inconsistent.

Thanks,

Bob

PS: I've learned my lesson about trying to build a table with spaces :-)

Tool                  Escape Behavior
-----                 ----------------
Select                Erase all selection
Move                  Erase selection
Zoom                  No effect
Paint Bucket          No effect
Gradient              Undo effect of gradient
Paintbrush            No effect
Eraser                No effect
Pencil                No effect
Color Picker          No effect
Clone Stamp           
Recolor               
Text                  Stop entering text
Line                  Undo line entry
             No effect

[Copy all layers?]

Sorry - there must be some easy way to do this that I haven't found.

I would like to copy all layers of an image (so that I can paste the image into MS Word, for example).

It seems like I could flatten, copy, and then undo. But knowing me I'd forget to undo :-)

So I've been saving as a PNG under a different name and then copying.

Thanks,

Bob