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    Microsoft Paint Update Adds .paint Projects and On Canvas Opacity for Windows Insiders

    Microsoft's latest Paint update introduces editable project files and on‑canvas opacity controls, a pair of small but pivotal features that sharply reduce the friction between casual sketches and multi‑session image projects — and bring the classic Windows app closer to being a viable, zero‑cost...
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    Paint gains editable .paint projects and per tool opacity in Windows 11 Insider

    Microsoft’s Paint has stopped being merely a nostalgic utility and taken a measurable step toward becoming a practical, non-destructive image editor: the app now supports an editable project container (.paint) and a per‑tool opacity slider for its Pencil and Brush tools, both of which are...
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    Paint Update Adds .paint Projects and Opacity Slider—A Free Photoshop-like Editor

    Microsoft’s latest Paint update reframes the long‑running app as a serious low‑friction image editor by adding an editable project file format and per‑tool opacity controls — features that put Paint squarely in the conversation as a free, entry‑level alternative to Photoshop for everyday tasks...
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    Unleashing Creativity: AI Enhancements in Windows Paint's Latest Update

    Windows Paint is stepping up its game by incorporating a range of AI art enhancements in its latest update, version 11.2502.121.0. This transformation of the classic application into a more dynamic, AI-enabled creative tool is a nod to Microsoft's broader strategy of weaving artificial...
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    AI Transformations in Windows Notepad and Paint: A Freemium Future

    Microsoft’s classic Windows apps—Notepad and Paint—have been long-time staples for every Windows user. Their simplicity and free availability have made them essential tools for everything from quick note-taking to basic image editing. But as the age of artificial intelligence arrives, even these...
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    SATIRE The Wet paint Years

    🇺🇸 :shocked:
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    Windows 10 Learned something new, that's useful!

    Hi I just found out that you can convert a .bmp file to an Icon just by renaming the file extension. I have always used Photoshop and a plugin that will let you save in .ico format to create icons. But you can simply create your Icon in Windows Paint or any other graphics program and save it...
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    Windows 7 Saving Custom Paint Colors

    How do you save a custom color, I make the color OK but when I close paint and reopen its gone?. Thank You
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