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nitenurse79

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  1. Congratulations to Minners71 Well done to the runners up, dug & Ella very close comp with some great entries
  2. Amended. I assume now the score is minners71 - 2 Xzerizon - 0
  3. It sounds like a good idea avim1968, not sure how it could be implimented, but I do like it How about also the option to right click a layer and have the ability to save that layer only? I also like your sugestion of having the "are you sure" option when deleting layers, sometimes when I am not concentrating enough I will delete what I think is now an obsolete "alpha mask" or something only to find that I really needed that layer, but I have since "done" another edit thus losing the undo deleted layer. Good ideas.
  4. Very creative Minners71 p.s Like your new sig too, very metalic.
  5. Minners71 - 1 (reason great perspective and detail on the shield) Xzerizon - 0 Reason for edit, can only vote for one.
  6. PNG is a far better format for print quality. I always save & print my finished work as PNG, the only time I use the jpeg format is for posting images on forums.
  7. I think if you read the above comments, the battle is now against minners71 & Xzerizon
  8. There is a work around to this 1 - Create a new canvas, (background) 2- Add a new layer, 3- Draw a filled square on the new layer (hold shift to contrain to a square) 4- On your upper layer (the black shape) go to adjustments > Invert colors 5 - Bucket fill your background with black 6- Select the magic wand from the tools and click on the (now) white square (upper layer) 7- go to the background layer and hit delete There you have it, you now have your inverted transparancy. Just remember to save as a.png or a.pdn There is a shapes plug-in here http://forums.getpai...?showtopic=3713 Hope this is of use to you
  9. Great tut, well written and easy to follow, will be of use to me a lot Heres my try;
  10. In your documents folder do you have a sub-folder called Paint.NET user files? Inside of this should be another folder called Palettes this is where they reside
  11. Or go to Control panel on your pc and click on "add/remove programs" locate paint.net and uninstall from there
  12. Thanks barbieq25. I knew I would get a result in the end
  13. As a matter of interest Rick, when will we see a version of 4.0 ? soon I (we) hope
  14. It's taken a while to get on with it, but finally I got a result And seeing how It's an old tutorial, I used an old phone too
  15. Just had a play with this, it is as pyrochild says "This is awesome and useless" @Rick Brewster nice example Fun to be had
  16. @crazyPainterz, the hair and make up is really good. The lips let it down though, good try. p.s - love your sig
  17. @pdnnoob. I also posted a simular image in a previous thread and apart from eer linking to it it seemed to fall upon blind eyes. I don't use adblock or firefox and have never had problems downloading anything either from pdn or any other program. As for your screenshot (like mine) It clearly states in blue "get it now" i'm sure it is not rocket science that this is the link to get pdn although as you may know, to some people it is!
  18. @Scooter, I like that idea, worth having a try at thanks
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