
0rac1e
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0About 0rac1e
- Birthday 06/16/1934
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Luton, Bedfordshire, UK
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Genealogy, history, metal detecting and, really, anything educational.
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http://www.artus-familyhistory.com
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Problem while downloading new paint version
0rac1e replied to 0rac1e's topic in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
Many thanks, David. Successfully downloaded. -
I have just downloaded dpy's plug-in pack and installed it into my Effects folder. However, I can't see Circle Text facility in any of my drop-down menus, although it is in my Effects folder. I have had it installed and used it in the past, but had to replace my HD so hence the re-installation. I am running Windows XP pro. Probably pilot error. All help appreciated. Thanks.
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Problem with using lines/curve tool
0rac1e replied to 0rac1e's topic in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
Many thanks, folks. All ship-shape and Bristol fashion. Problem solved. Eric -
Problem with using lines/curve tool
0rac1e replied to 0rac1e's topic in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
Thanks, but the transparency setting is intentional. As I said, I have not had this problem before. Here is an example of why I require transparency, besides obtaining the desired colour intensity. As you can see, the original footpaths and markings are still visible, which saves time having to reinsert them. Eric -
Problem with using lines/curve tool
0rac1e replied to 0rac1e's topic in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
Thanks a lot. I'v tried the anti-aliasing, already, and it made no difference. This is the problem I have. The lines are going on in layers, as you can see. Eric -
I frequently use the lines/curve tool for filling in large items on the documents (maps) which I update.In the past, I have had no trouble doing this, but I now find that the lines no longer merge into one another, but overlap. I get the same effect when using the paintbrush tool. It is probably something that I am doing incorrectly, but blowed if I know what. Can someone please give me some advice? Thanks. Eric
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Many thanks, Sarkut.
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I have opened a .jpg image in both Paint.net and Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. The Windows image is patently better than the one in Paint.net. Click here to see them http://www.artus-familyhistory.com/source/Ledbury.html The top image is Paint, the lower Windows Viewer. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
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Can I save individual layers in Paint.net?
0rac1e replied to 0rac1e's topic in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
Thanks for that, Sarkut. Eric -
Can I save individual layers in Paint.net?
0rac1e replied to 0rac1e's topic in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
Further to my question, I think I have found the answer. Delete the background layer and save the foreground as .pdn Any additional advice welcome. Eric -
Is it possible to create a new layer, and then save it to be merged later? The reason I ask, is that I am restructuring maps on my website, a process which requires repeated file saving and although I am working on the files in TIF format, they tend to degrade after a while. To work without saving is high risk, as a great deal of hard work can easily be lost, as I have found out. I thought that if I could spread out the saving process, it would improve matters. Thanks in advance. Eric
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Many thanks, dpy. A very useful piece of kit.
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Paint.NET is great, except it always does this.....
0rac1e replied to rhettius's topic in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
Rhettius. I am not very bright at this game (76 years old) but, believe me, once you familiarize yourself with layers,it opens up a whole new world. Go for it! -
Many thanks, PC. And thanks for your plugins so far.