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I did all of the above, it is probably a plugin but I can live with it.

Paint.Net 4.0.13 takes almost a full minute to start in any build of Windows 10 Maybe time for a new release??

I can't save an image in Win 10

It was untill this update yesterday. Now it is really fast.

Why the upgrade to 4.01? I lost many effects.

This build opens really fast, great work

Thanks Rick, I was just trying to use the shapes tool. Oh and it seems that all of my add ons are working.

Being part of another tool does not work for me. This is a deal breaker, I have no idea on how to use a shapes tool to draw a line.

When can we expect this build to go final?

It would have been nice if you mentioned that the link goes to another Forum??

In this OP Rick, you said a release wood be soon? How soon would that be?

Oh OK

I would think a thread that states which Plug-ins ARE working with PDN 4.0 would be more useful.

Is there any possible way to run both builds at the same time? I don't think so but I will ask anyway.

OK, thanks Rick, it seems to be running very well except for that paste from Prt Scn thing.

The line tool was better as a separate tool and not part of another one. I hope someone can write a plug-in to fix this.

No, see Ricks post #13

Thanks Rick.

Here ya go. The Theme was Blue Night. It will not restart either so I'm back to the stable version. Strange as it works in every other theme. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

As was many users who were blaming it on my mouse. I will try it again and get back to you.

I use third party themes and when I change the theme the Beta Crashes? I am going back to 3,5 11. This is far from being ready for prime time.

It was a setting . I changed it and now it works just fine. I changed it to fixed ratio.

My mouse works just fine on 3.5.11 and every other program.

I have windows 7 64 Bit, to reproduce this all one has to do is to use the rectangular select tool and try to drag a selection across an image. It starts to work and then stops at about 3 inches.