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  1. Thank you for your help. I also found this info which worked really well:

    You open both images or however many there are in Paint.NET. You select the image you want on top then copy it, then you go to the image that's to be on the bottom and select:

    Edit -> Paste in to new layer

    Note: The top image will have to have proper transparency, to overlay the bottom image.

  2. Thank you for your help. I also found this info which worked really well:

    You open both images or however many there are in Paint.NET. You select the image you want on top then copy it, then you go to the image that's to be on the bottom and select:

    Edit -> Paste in to new layer

    Note: The top image will have to have proper transparency, to overlay the bottom image.

  3. Thank you for your help. I also found this info which worked really well:

    You open both images or however many there are in Paint.NET. You select the image you want on top then copy it, then you go to the image that's to be on the bottom and select:

    Edit -> Paste in to new layer

    Note: The top image will have to have proper transparency, to overlay the bottom image.

  4. Thank you for your help. I also found this info which worked really well:

    You open both images or however many there are in Paint.NET. You select the image you want on top then copy it, then you go to the image that's to be on the bottom and select:

    Edit -> Paste in to new layer

    Note: The top image will have to have proper transparency, to overlay the bottom image.

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