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Hi newbie here.

Using Paint.Net to create posters, cd covers etc. 

I want to overline and underline text and wondered if anyone can confirm how you do that. 

Thanks in anticipation of your assistant. 

Owen

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If you're talking about the Text Tool, underlining is easy: just click on the Underline icon in the tool bar. There's also a Strike-Through, but no Overline. As far as I know,  overlining isn't something that's commonly done, but if you need it, you'll probably have to draw the line yourself with the Line/Curve tool. When drawing lines, you can hold down the Shift key to constrain the line to horizontal, vertical, or 45 degrees.

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Hi Owen48 - welcome to the forum :)

 

Underlining of text is supported. Use the underlining icon in the toolbar when the text tool is active

 

REF: https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/TextTool.html#4

 

To get overlining, add a new layer and use the Line/Curve tool to draw a straight line above the text (hint: use the Shift key to help keep the line horizontal). Move the layer to correctly align it.

 

 

Edit: mostly ninja'd by MJW

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