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I've heard people talk about psp but where do i get it? how big is it?
help me!

Alex A.

Paint Shop Pro Shareware v4.1 is availible at http://www.jasc.com. It is
around 2MB, but well worth the download.

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Kenneth


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JASC, the makers of Paint shop Pro have a web page too - go on guess what
it is called....

Ok  its www.jasc.com

Jeff

Any idea what's new for 4.10 from 3.11?
Ron R II

Too many new features for me to list here.  Goto
http://www.jasc.com/psp.html and take a look for yourself.  It's only a
2meg or so download, so I highly recommend getting it.

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Paint Shop Pro is available in several places..look on various
magazines that have cd's with them...or do a search through yahoo,or
alta vista...
the program is SHAREWARE.

Go to yahoo and put JASC, thats the company that makes PSP. Since

http://www.jasc.com

I have the latest version, 4, and its not bad.... but to do something
serious get Photoshop. :-)))

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Dave (davids) Sparks
Late Night League
http://www.sequoia-dev.com/Hawaii/latenite.html

Unfortunatly I don't run Windows95 <shrug> 4.10 is 95 & NT only so it
looks like the 3.11 I have is tops for Win3.11 for now. Thanks anyway.
Ron R II

I have the pallete files from Brian Foxs' page.
Ron R II

Dave (davids) Sparks
Late Night League
http://www.sequoia-dev.com/Hawaii/latenite.html

I use NeoPaint (a DOS programme) at present but have installed Paint
Shop Pro in response to all the enthusiastic reports ... but, I have
some problems in using it.  There doesn't seem to be any
uni-directional colour fade, blending or gradation tools.  Which seems
odd, as NeoPaint is not nearly as "powerful", but has a number of
these.

Also, when creating a new (car, of course) from scratch ... I can't
find a way of choosing/selecting a colour unless I load another
existing file and switch between the two selecting from one and using
in the other.  If I want a particular colour I have to hunt around for
a file in which it has been used ... I thought you would be able to
bring up the whole of the current palette, and "pick" a colour to use
from that.

Any hints as to where these are hidden, if they exist?

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Tony Sanders
Wellington
New Zealand             ... absolutely, positively nuclear-free,
                                and absolutely OS/2 Warped.

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For that you would have to double click the color indicator......(It's the
thingie with 2 colors, a primary and a backup)

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Kenneth


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On 20 Sep 1996 00:29:11 GMT, "Kenneth Drupiewski"

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