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Your plugin is not useful and I wouldn’t be using it. I could use Paint.NET and I don’t. I see nothing special about your plugin. I do however see a neat feature that your plugin can make use of; Microsoft Paint 7.0 has an option to “Clean Up” memory after use, in Paint.NET 4.0 this option is now gone. It’s not that hard to add to your plugin, which I suspect would be the case anyway because Paint.NET is open source, which is a good point.

I’ve used Paint.NET for at least 8 years and never heard of the Paint.NET plugin. I don’t even know how to import the file. By the way, have you tried to program in C++ yet? You need to have the latest version of Visual Studio, currently 2013.

My problem is that Paint.NET is crippled. I, and maybe you too, can work around most of the problem, but it’s only a band-aid workaround. Let’s say you have the Windows taskbar limit at 1000 icons. Fine, move the icons to the left. Now you have 1000 x 34 icons. Let’s say you have 2000 icons. Fine, move the icons from the left to the top of the system bar. Now you have 2000 x 34 icons. Let’s say you have 3000 icons. Fine, don’t bother moving the icons and just resize them to the sizes you want. Your taskbar limit of 1000 icons is now a nuclear launch button that can destroy the universe. Not on my watch.

This is the third day, again, and the next update will be required to upgrade to Windows 7 SP1 (I believe), again, because of the new capabilities it brings, namely Direct2D 1.1, which is used quite a bit in the new Paint.NET 4.1. It is a very easy update to install, and its 5 years old at this point, so I really dont understand why youre so adamantly against it.

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I recently picked up Wacom Cintiq 13x which had a list of packages similar to that from Samsung S Note. The main difference is the range of styli, which includes smaller alternatives to the standard size pen, rulers for level, aspect ratio adjustment, and even pressure sensitivity. I was able to test out all of these on Paint.NET, and was impressed by how easy it was to use. If anything, the standard version of the pen may even work better due to its more precise pressure sensitivity.

Paint.NET may be the classic choice for hobbyists, but it is also a valuable tool for professional photographers and graphic designers. In fact, its niche is niche might be the best way to describe it. It is one of the only options for someone who wants to use a tablet or stylus to interact with the files and devices we use today. The notepad window is sleek and efficient, and works well in the space, whether you are using a tablet or the smaller Wacom Cintiq 13x. The fact that there are no frame rate drops or slowdowns in the last few versions of the software allow for faster edits than in Photoshop, and the wireless capability means that you can take your work anywhere, anytime and not be tethered to a computer. The one feature that was a bit missing was layer merging; you can do this in Photoshop, but its not immediately obvious or intuitive.

The free version of Paint.NET isnt built to work with large files. Youll find yourself in the situation where you have a file that is too large to open in memory, resulting in the application freezing. If you have a multi-Gigabyte project, this isnt a problem. With the free version of Paint.NET though, the catch is that you can only save as a JPEG or TIFF file. If you need to output large files, you can pay for the pro version of Paint.NET, which has more tools and better output. It also extends the functionality of the app to include layers and vector editing.

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Again I say okay and it goes further and installs 11 other applications. I say okay and it asks me if I want to report this report. Click on Next.
Now I get a black window with a tiny red cross. It says “application error”. I click on the close button but it doesn’t go away, it just pops up again. Click on close again.
Then I get another black window with the same tiny red cross. It says “application error”. I click on close and it says “Sorry, you don’t have an application for this message”.
Now I’m not crazy, I know I do but I thought I uninstalled Paint.NET. It’s the same as Paint.NET 3.5. It’s uninstallation worked perfectly well. So I did not try it again.

NOTE for Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and 32-bit/x86 users: Paint.NET v4.3.x will be the last release(s) that work on Windows 7, Windows 8.1, or on any 32-bit/x86 version of Windows. It has become significantly more difficult and time consuming to support these lately, not very many people are using them, and I can no longer justify the cost and frustration of keeping support for these afloat. Starting with Paint.NET v4.4, only Windows 10 and 11+ will be supported, and only on 64-bit (x64 and ARM64). Once Paint.NET v4.3.3 is released, I will start working on v4.4 and will only release v4.3.x updates on an as-needed basis and only until v4.4 is completed.

In the middle ground between Photoshop and Microsoft Paint exists Paint.NET, the only image editing tool that many users will need to design and edit their images. With an easy-to-use interface and Photoshop-style features like layers available, it offers a low barrier of entry for users to create and edit images on Windows.

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• 32-bit or 64-bit Windows operating systems
• Minimum of 512 MB RAM
• Minimum of 1.5 GHz processor
• Minimum of.Net Framework 3.0 Service Pack 1 or higher
• 18.5 MB uncompressed file size

• AutoBrowse installed (accessible via Edit->Preferences->Automatically try online updates). You can choose whether to install from a discrete location or install to the default location.
• Threaded File Save to Alternate Files (shown in right-click popup menu as an option to save more than once). This makes it much easier to use PB&G anti-virus protection on a networked drive while saving. (It also means that PDN can’t cache the Open dialog itself; that usually makes for faster loading, but I haven’t noticed any real speed issues)
• New user can make use of the Open from Gallery button to download PNG images, and save them as a.png file. Also, thumbnails now appear in the Toolbar
• Sharpening dialog added (that gives you an alternative to Filter & Curves and Auto buttons)
• Dotnet5 preview release (visualizer.url as always, or if you use it, save to %temp% or make a shortcut to the visualizer)

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