suggestion: new mspaint

[Howard]

Pretty much all the features in paint has been there since windows 3.1.
You would think with all the graphics capabilities of Vista we would get
something new.
Moving the color pallet to the top doesn't count.

Take a look at paint.net

Howard

 

[Zack Whittaker]

Aye that is very cool - I use Paint.NET when I can, however it'll all come
down to an antitrust this that and the other no doubt if you start bundling
software together (

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[Andre Da Costa [Extended64]]

I think the state of Paint is reason, its not meant to be a heavy duty
graphics program, if you need that functionality, purchase an alternative
solution, freeware, shareware or proprietary.
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[Zack Whittaker]

Having said that - all I used to use Paint for was to paste in screenshots
and save it as a PNG to save filespace - now I have the snippet tool... well
I'm not going to be using Paint for some time (

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