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That is an impressively biased stance for the forum to take, steeped in idealism. Nor does it change the reality that the program broke itself, out from beneath me. The stance of the forum rules, leaves me with no defined alternative, without forwarding unreasonable requests (Go Buy the latest OS or get out of the boat!) : ( <snip> on the Right hand side, is a older version list. I am in the process of downloading the entire set. I plan to zip the archive of older versions, and host them myself, in addition to what ever other places provide them already. (should my allotment bandwidth permit.) Thank you for your feedback Sarkut.

As the topic indicates, Where can you download older versions of Paint.net? For: Testing, Archival, Historical comparison, Unrest with the swing away from XP, Service Pack release incompatibilities, Use of Older now incompatible plug-ins, Linuix Wine, Or any reason under the sun. It should be noted for those who wish to use older versions of paint.net that they do so without support. But they should be welcomed to do so none the less, through provision of a download archive. A "Sticky/Pinned" topic mirrored by a Moderator, should reflect any answers to the question poised here please. Or included in the FAQ Sticky/pinned topic. An update has ruined my ability to use Paint.net, There was no warning that the update would not be compatible with my version of XP. I am not sure if i have the original install file I used in early 2009. (Still searching right now) I am not changing OS, just for Paint.Net, So it has rather violently pulled itself out from under me. It's now broken and useless, with no warning or chance to have prevented this failure. The current hosted version does not run nor install on my machine. I am very upset about this. This is not typical behavior for programs installed on a pc. I've lost functionality without warning, due to idealism, a lack of warnings, and the narrow focused march of progress. Please where can I download older versions of paint.net : ( <snip> Forum topic saved to to HD.

All of these are very nice, Using a combination of these items, i think i'll be able to accomplish my goal. Thank you. The one i forgot to mention was Warp, Warp, To curve or sway a portion of image determined by a field of strength, by applying to it a directional force. Power Stretch seems to do that just dandy. There is one remaining question i have, I';ve heard it asked for a few times, so here is the most recent Are there plugins that make: Expand/Contract Selection, and Feather Selection, more simple//easy to use? Presently i have to copy my selection to a new layer, Zoom(scale)/in-out, reselect, then return to my prior layer with the new selection. Thats an inanely memory hungry procedure, and time consuming. It doesn't work well at all for feathering. and the Range slider for Zoom is not very precise. having only 100 units for scale, rather then floating point values we could type in. I'm really hoping there are some in depth, detailed, or powerful patches to compensate for this lack. Please let me know which you think is the best one, if there are many! ----------- ♀tbe

I'm looking for 4 options, Perspective, Skew, Dent, and Distort, Skew is when you uniformly apply an Angle to the whole image, anchored at 2 sides. As seen in MsPaint. \ \, / /, Perspective will technically Compress one side of the image, giving the illusion of distance. / \ , \ /, <|, |> Dent, Dent will permit you to grab a side, and yank it inward or out, breaking a previously straight side line, into 2 lines. | <, > | Distort, This will permit you to access one corner, and have it's 2 connecting sides angle inward toward where ever you drag that corner to. | \, \ | At the moment i Really need Distort. But the others are important too. what plugins should i grab???? I'm noob to Paint'Net but i' familiar with photoshop. Please assist and thank you so much