jim100361

This reply isn't going to get you anywhere as I do not know what's causing your issue, but I too am using Windows7 w/8MB of RAM and I am using 3.5.10 as well, and I have no problem opening up 20+ images. So Paint.net does not have such a restriction. EDIT: Try searching Canon MP470 Windows 7 Scanning Problem. I found some comments regarding communications issues w/the provided USB cable. I noted several responses indicating such things as "you must buy a DS (double shielded) USB printer cable about 1.8 m in length" or similar. I don't know that this is necessarily your resolution, but a possibility.

You certainly can work on two canvases simultaneously. The canvases are shown at the top right of the screen. Simply click on the one you wish to copy from, make your selection, copy it, click on the other canvas at the top, and then paste in what you selected.

Yes Renee, the individual is spamming. He/she didn't hit just your thread, but got a few others too. The moderators will remove them when they come in. This happens from time-to-time. As frustrating as it can be, you'll just have to ignore them and wait for the moderator to remove them.

I love the swans. I think it's simple and elegant. Very nice!

I've downloaded it, but haven't had a chance to try it yet but I'm very excited to try this out. Thanks very much!

Let me first say, that this reply is not intended to call anybody a liar, but at the same time I am more concerned about folks reading this and being misled. Now, it is quite possible that there may be some miscommunication going on here, but for the sake of argument I am submitting the below browser screenshots to illustrate that the info presented by NN is accurate: This picture shows that when you place your cursor over the link NN provided, that it will show the download of the PDN installer: A subsequent post to NN implied there was something wrong with this link and also indicated that a good d/l came from the blog site. This screenshot is from the blog site and subsequent screenshots follow the links from there to the final download link. Again, mousing over the link shows where you will end up next: This picture is the next site as shown in the previous picture: And the next page as indicated in the previous screenshot: And below is the final page and link. You will note that the mouse over the link shows the very same d/l that was shown in NN's post:

Renee, the link she provided is fine. I don't know what has occurred, but if you clicked on the link she gave above, then you should only get a .zip file to download and it is clean of junk/malware.

In order to maintain layers, you must save as .pdn first. After you've saved in that format, you can resave as a .jpg if you desire. If you haven't closed Paint.net yet, you can simply use the history pane to undo the flattening. Just click on the history just above where it says "flattened". If you closed Paint.net, then there is nothing you can do to recover the layers.

IrfanView does batch resize: http://www.ofzenandcomputing.com/zanswers/1028/

I hope I'm not sounding offending, but if you ask a question, it is important to read the information people provide, not skim over it. People are trying to assist, but all that seems to be happening is people are repeating themselves or others. It was said at least twice that "You dont open a dll" but instead they tried to instruct you to copy it to a specific place on your computer. In your third post you said, "I'm just trying to get the blasted dll file open". But the very first reply to you said that you're not supposed to open it, but copy it to your computer. If you don't understand a specific term or phrase then ask someone to clarify what they meant by what was said in a particular statement and they'll be glad to help.

She hasn't signed in since her last post. Maybe she's had some personal issue that's consumed her time.

Try to "erase" the original eyes using a copy and paste method by selecting skin from other areas to fill in and then using the smudge tool to blend so you have something like the picture below: Notice though how I've used the smudge tool to sort of "shorten" the nose. Once the image is more or less to your liking then paste in the eye in the center. The way the bridge of the nose is reshaped to be down below the eye I think will give a better appearance than simply cutting off the top of the nose w/the eye.

Treebeard is an excellent piece and a great idea. Very cool indeed!

Thank you to everyone for your kind comments. Unfortunately however, it wasn't until after I posted the sig animation that I realized that I messed it up and there was so much involved to make the animation, that I decided to try to ignore it - but it still seems to haunt me. The problem is w/the reflection in the name. It too should've passed between the two people, but it doesn't. Instead it passes over the reflection of the first person's reflection. The layering was done wrong which caused this, and I would've had to redo the whole thing to fix it.

I agree w/Welsh. I think the plugin should dress it up beautifully and it would look great on a t-shirt. Though I'm not entirely sure the orange text would necessarily "pop" like he says, but I could be wrong... maybe a touch of bezel and brightening it up a bit would though (just my simple opinion).

All in all though it's still an excellent piece. You've inspired me to try to create one. Then again, you seem to always have some tantilizing works! Did you hand draw the sheet music as well?

Great pieces. The rat was certainly cute and brought a smile to my face. It's hard for me to pick a favorite out of these, they're all really cool.

I think this will be a great plugin addition when it's done. I'm certainly looking forward to it. I know you've got some issues to resolve, but do you think there will be any ability to set the mesh size? EDIT: Sorry, I guess I was so mesmerized by the picture, I wasn't looking at the details of the plugin itself.

Paint.net doesn't do bulk processing. You'll probably be better off w/IrfanView for that.

I'm sorry, I think I'm still lost. If I was painting with a standard brush, this would essentially be the steps: 1.) Select the color red and paint the rose petals 2.) Change the color on the color wheel to green and paint the stem 3.) Change the color on the color wheel to yellow to paint a bee This process doesn't work for custom brushes?

I'm trying to understand the statement and/or the process he/she described. Unless you can explain to me how this works. I did state I haven't had the need/desire yet to use custom brushes. But, that doesn't mean in the future that wouldn't change. But, if custom brushes don't work like a normal brush, then maybe I won't attempt it.

I don't understand this. You should be able to click on an area of the colorwheel to change the black to some other color and you should then be able to paint w/the custom brushes in that color. But, I'm only guessing at this point, I haven't had a need/desire yet to use custom brushes.

Pretty cool, I like it!!

You're welcome. Did you delete them, or are you using the colorwheel?

The picture above is from Windows7, this shows where you should find the folder where the custom brushes are at. EDIT: You commented that they're all in Black and White? Aren't you changing colors from the color wheel to paint in something other than the default colors?