Saturday, January 27, 2007

Paint.Net 3.0 RTM

Rick Brewster's blog - Paint.NET 3.0 -- Final Release now available!

"It's done! Thanks to everyone who's given feedback and submitted bugs and suggestions, they have really helped improved the quality and stability of the program.

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Here's what's new since version 2.72:

  • Simple and intuitive tab-based multi-document user interface
  • Now available in 8 languages: English, Chinese (Simplified), French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), and Spanish
  • Interactive Gradient Tool that makes it very easy to draw and then fine-tune placement and coloring of a gradient.
  • User-definable color palette (as opposed to just the color wheel)
  • New effects: Clouds, Median, Unfocus, Outline, and an improved Sharpen
  • More intuitive and more powerful toolbar
  • Generally improved and cleaner user interface 
  • History files are now compressed to save disk space, reduce disk activity, and improve performance. 
  • "Merge Down" layer command

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Very Cool.

Paint.Net is my favorite graphic package... The fact it's written in .Net (with source code available) is also a huge draw for me.

(via The Road to Know Where - Microsoft's Rick Brewster Releases Paint.NET 3.0)

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