jkj,
Check here:
http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/forum/5-translation-and-localization/
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In the Paint.NET top menu:
Utilities > Language
Arti-san,
Here are ten pages of results for Error 1603.
Unfortunately 1603 is a rather generalized error code,
can be the result of many different problems.
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henpest,
Try this in place of a cutout filter.
Guassian blur - Radius 4
(This will vary with image size)
Adjustments > Posterize (At default settings)
Color > Threshold
Adjust sliders to suit.
Threshold:
Arti-san,
Pls. say what OS version you are using. (XP, Vista, etc.)
Also, what OS Service Pack level is installed, and
whether fully current on Windows Updates.
Have you seen these threads?
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All textures generated from the text of a pdncrash.log, made
especially for this WOTW by running the "Reflection - effect" plugin.
Large Size -
http://tinyurl.com/texttunnel
garyfe,
As an aid to eyeballing it:
On a new (transparent) layer, using the Line / Curve tool while
holding the Shift key down, draw a horizontal line.
It makes a handy guide when adjusting
the horizon with Zoom/Rotate.
This reproduces on my Vista PC - PdNv3.5.4.
Same with MS Paint.
Works OK with Gimp and Irfanview.
And if opened and saved in either of these programs,
without any editing, will then display OK in Paint.NET.
Also, if you copy the image from online,
then paste it into Paint.NET it will display
correctly and when saved can be re-opened
with correct display.
millie150,
How to Post Images
Upload to ImageShack, copy/paste the "Direct Link"
into your sig typing box.
Then drag the mouse cursor across what you've just
pasted, to highlight it, and click on the button up top
that says - "Img".
bmastenbrook,
You haven't said what OS version you are using.
With Vista I did this, and .tif files now open in Paint.NET
by left-clicking.
Choose a TIFF file, then:
Right-click > Open with... > Choose default program...
Then select Paint.Net either by expanding the Other Programs option
or using Browse.
Check the box that says - "Always use the selected program to open
this kind of file".
OK
souwesterly,
If you are using XP, you can try this:
In the top menu:
Tools > Folder Options > View tab
Tick - "Show hidden files and folders
Remove checkmark from:
Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)
> Apply > OK.
You should now be able to see a file named - Thumbs.db
Delete the file.
This will force XP to rebuild the .db file next time that folder is opened.
Don't know if it will fix the embedded .jpg thumbnail issue.
What kind of editing specifically do you want to do to the straight line?
Just make it longer/shorter or something else?
Only when initially drawing the line, the Shift key will enforce straight lines at 15 degree increments.
After the mouse button is released, none that I know of.
No.
Sure would.