Paint.COM

[DaveD 0]

http://www.rw-designer.com/image-editor

What a stupid program name.

[Blooper 0]

1. Wrong section, this belongs in the overflow

2. Silly name, but it still has better text features that PDN :oops:

[Myrddin 5]

I'm sure this was recently mentioned in the .

Regardless...

Moved to The Overflow

[Goonfella 219]

Has anyone actually tried it out?

[ShK_828 0]

its on my desktop

[TopHATslash 0]

I am LoL'ing in its general direction right now..

[ShK_828 0]

Indeed.

sauce(XD)/source code is prolly ripped of paint.net and photoshop TT.TT

speaking of paint.net sauce, BBQ - Boltbait Banning Queue

[vlasta 0]

Indeed.

sauce(XD)/source code is prolly ripped of paint.net and photoshop TT.TT

speaking of paint.net sauce, BBQ - Boltbait Banning Queue

My English seems to have totally failed me. What does that mean?

[LRT 0]

Boltbait = Our mod

Banning = Lot letting a member post anymore

Queue= A lot of people lined up

[Sozo 22]

I'm still trying to interpret this.

sauce(XD)/source code is prolly ripped of paint.net and photoshop TT.TT

[Kemaru 44]

They're pronounced the same way, source and sauce.

[Andrew D 1]

I'm still trying to interpret this.

sauce(XD)/source code is prolly ripped of paint.net and photoshop TT.TT

The source code has probably got parts from Paint.NET and Photoshop in it?

I don't know how that would be possible with Photoshop though, I don't think System.Reflection would do much to it, seeing as it is a huge program.

[Sozo 22]

They're pronounced the same way, source and sauce.

Maybe in Finland.

[vlasta 0]

I'm still trying to interpret this.

sauce(XD)/source code is prolly ripped of paint.net and photoshop TT.TT

The source code has probably got parts from Paint.NET and Photoshop in it?

I don't know how that would be possible with Photoshop though, I don't think System.Reflection would do much to it, seeing as it is a huge program.

Now I understand, what ShK_828 meant. On what is the assumption based?

BTW: Paint.COM is based on COM technology and Paint.NET is based on .net technology.

What a stupid program name. LOL

[Blooper 0]

PDC doesn't require the .net framework, so I don't think there's any ripped source.

[Simon Brown 43]

I don't think System.Reflection would do much to it, seeing as it is a huge program.

You mean reflector? AFAIK System.Reflection cannot read private objects.

[Andrew D 1]

I don't think System.Reflection would do much to it, seeing as it is a huge program.

You mean reflector? AFAIK System.Reflection cannot read private objects.

You know what I mean :wink:

[Goonfella 219]

Apart from the fact that it may/may not have parts of other programs incorporated into it - what`s it like to actually use? Is it worth getting? I know quite a few guys have both PDN and PS and use both. As PS is so expensive and out of the reach of a lot of people, is it a decent alternative?

[Simon Brown 43]

It's not a .NET program.

[Down 2]

:d/l'ing:

...>_>

[Goonfella 219]

:d/l'ing:

...>_>

What does this mean?

[Simon Brown 43]

What does this mean?

Downloading

[Goonfella 219]

Thanks.Not used to that style of writing.

[DaveD 0]

I tried it out. Seems to have a lot of features, but I don't like the look and feel of it too much. Some people seem to like it though.

fediaFedia (Paint.NET user that makes lots of MS Visual Styles and such)

http://fediafedia.deviantart.com/

My first impression:

Once I tried this utility - it became my favorite image editor instantly! I really liked the simplicity of use, even though the controls need getting used to they are really well grouped and can be customized. The main window has a familiar side pane like in photoshop and it contains the primary controls such as layers, colors, swatches and according to the tool you select it displays a new panel.

Even though it's called Paint.COM (COM - Component Object Model,technology it's built on) which sounds familiar to Paint.NET it has more features than Paint.NET and is much easier to use. I used Axialis IconWorkshop and Paint.NET before for small graphics jobs (like modifying transparent frames etc), but Paint.COM has features of both programs and it's much easier now, I even made a new 7-zip icon in 5 mins, might release it later

Of course it doesn't have thousands of functions Photoshop has (it supports it's plugins though), but if you're looking for a light and easy image editor Paint.COM is just what you need! Don't hesitate to donate if you want to help the development of this program. I know I would...

Some more info:

http://www.askvg.com/paintcom-a-new-fre ... r-in-town/

[Simon Brown 43]

Paint.COM (COM - Component Object Model,technology it's built on)

Ohh

*creates Paint.MFC*