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Page 1: Skills: navigate the Paint.net user interface, and use the toolbox, tool settings and status lines, command menus, use the history, layer and color windows.

Skills: navigate the Paint.net user interface, and use the toolbox, tool settings and status lines, command menus, use the history, layer and color windowsConcepts: layer, pixel, image processing operation

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License.

Using Paint.net

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Where does this topic fit?

• Internet concepts– Applications– Technology– Implications

• Internet skills– Application development– Content creation (image)– User skills

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Paint.net screen layout

Open images

Current imageTools

Status line

Commandmenus

Tool settings

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Four movable windows

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What are the four moveable windows we are going to talk about?

R U paying attention?

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The Tools window

Select a rectangular area

Add text to the imageDraw a rectangle

(If you do not see the tool window, give the Windows > Tools command).

Move selected pixels

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The Rectangular Selection tool settings

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Rectangular Selection tool status line

Tool description with a help hint:

Cursor location and size of selection area after you begin to use it:

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The History window

(If you do not see the History window, give the Windows > History command).

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The command menu

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The Image menu

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Aspect ratio

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The View menu

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The Adjustments menu

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Immediate feedback

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The Effects menu

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The Layers Window

(If you do not see the Layers window, give the Windows > Layer command).

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The Color window

(If you do not see the Colors window, give the Windows > Color command).

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Summary

Open images

Current imageTools

Status line

Commandmenus

Tool settings

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Resources

Tutorials:http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/

Download, forums, blog and email contact:http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/WebLinks.html

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Self-study questions

1. We saw four top-level command menus. Do you recall what they were?2. If the Layer window is not on the screen, how can you make it visible?3. What is the icon associated with the Color Picker tool in the toolbox?4. Where is the Sharpen image command in the menu system?5. What happens if you move the contrast slider up to 100? Down to 0?6. What happens if you move the brightness slider up to 100? Down to 0?7. What does the edit>fill selection command do? (Try an experiment

rather than looking in the help documentation).8. Repeat number 7 for other commands that you are curious about.

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What are the areas marked A and B used for?

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How did I shorten the image on the left? What operations did I perform?

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How did I remove the last sentence from the top image? What operations did I perform?

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How did I erase the oarlock? What operations did I perform?