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  1. That (M, Resize, Ctrl-Shift-X) doesn't seem to work for me - the canvas remains the same size showing a portion of the expanded image. (4.0.3 4.3.531640022)
  2. With the removal of the Tools menu, has the Reset Window Positions option been lost or is it hiding somewhere else?
  3. Thanks Rick - Classic mode gives me what I was looking for. I thought it was strange, but of course didn't read the release notes for PDN4.
  4. Hi, In this case, no it isn't and that is what I need. I am updating screen shots of programs that have the anti-aliased version - on PDN3 I can get an exact match to the existing font, but on PDN 4 I can't
  5. Hi, Attached are two screen captures showing a difference between PDN 3 and 4. Is there any way to get the old font rendering back? Thanks
  6. Good point - see how Paint has conditioned me!
  7. I use the feature in Paint to expand the canvas to give me a scratch area to enter text etc. before copying/moving it to the proper position. Increasing the canvas size using Ctrl-Shift-R is OK, but reducing it back again means remembering the original dimensions rather than being able to do it visually - its all about 'shaving 400 ms!' Selecting and using Ctrl-X does nothing to the size of the canvas. Another Paint feature that I've come to rely on is, when moving an area, the background (secondary) colour replacing what I've moved, rather than the area being made transparent. Is this possible in Paint.Net? BTW, I heard about Paint.Net for the first time the other day, and it is the first graphics manipulation program other than Paint that I have been able to use 'out of the box' without feeling like I needed to be qualified in graphic design before starting to draw! Thanks Quentin
  8. Hi, Is it possible to use the mouse to click and drag to resize the canvas (like Paint's little blue nubs on the side of the canvas?) Thanks Quentin
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