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It was removed in version 4.2.6.

Use this utility to remove the broken Paint.NET installation, and then try to install Paint.NET again. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17588/fix-problems-that-block-programs-from-being-installed-or-removed

That PNG file contains a large amount of XMP metadata and an ICC color profile, Paint.NET is preserving this metadata when you save as JPEG. After removing the XMP metadata and the ICC color profile with Metadata++ the JPEG file size dropped to ~31 Kb.

@zaffer The Paint.NET G'MIC plugin now supports saving to a folder for the filters that output multiple images.

Released version 2.9.1.1. Changes: Added support for multiple output images Improved support for images that are larger than the canvas Improved the user experience when canceling G'MIC

Yes.

Updated to G'MIC version 2.9.1.

I ran into a strange issue with the LinkValuesBasedOnBooleanRule when updating my Image Tiling FileType plugin. The values remain linked even when the checkbox is unchecked. My code appears to match the samples for this rule, so I am not sure if this is a bug in my code or Paint.NET. OnCreateSavePropertyCollection: Here is the compiled DLL. TileImageFileType.zip

@fixDDSExport This should be resolved in version 1.10.4 of DDS FileType Plus.

Not that I am aware of, but you can check the Plugin Index. Do you have an example of the pattern that you are trying to match and replace?

Ctrl + D, or click the icon in the toolbar. To change layers you have to click the layer in the layers window, see https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/LayersWindow.html.

You need to switch the input layers to All for G'MIC to be able to recognize the second layer.

No, plugins cannot change the behavior of the Paint.NET UI.

My guess is that Outlook is putting an enlarged PNG on the clipboard, and Paint.NET is reading it instead of the correctly sized DIB. This is a known bug with a number of Microsoft Office applications.

Windows 7 is still supported.

The plugin should be compatible with 4.2.11.

Paint.NET has had built-in support for the new DDS files since 4.2.2, which was released on September 18th, 2019. The new DDS support comes from bundling DDS FileType Plus, which was released on September 2nd, 2017. This is why there is a forum rule against posting to old threads, they are likely out of date.

Release version 1.0.1. Changes: Changed the target framework to .NET 4.7 to allow for bundling with Paint.NET

Are you referring to changing the selection size and/or location? See this page in the Paint.NET online help file.

After looking at the ILMerge manual, my guess is that WpfMath uses embedded resources that it fails to find after merging. You will probably just have to distribute the two DLL files.

Paint.NET does not include WinZip, it sounds like you are clicking on an ad instead of the actual download link. The correct download location is the link in the top right of https://www.dotpdn.com/downloads/pdn.html, under the Free Download Now header.

Plugins cannot add items to the layer properties window.

This appears to be an issue with the XMP support that was added in Paint.NET 4.2.11. Can you attach (or upload and post a link to) one of the JPEG files that causes this issue?

Release version 1.0.0. Changes: Upgraded to libaom v2.0.0 Allow lossless images to use an ICC color profile Improved performance when loading and saving images Fixed the AV1 chroma sub-sampling fields for YUV 4:2:2 Reject images with unsupported essential properties Attempt to preserve the color conversion data for loaded AVIF images I did not create a new thread in the plugins forum due to the additional steps that are required to install this plugin.

It looks like CodeLab is not embedding the preview image into the DLL, it also does not add it to the generated VS project.