Paint.net or MS Paint?

[Deactivated Member 0]

How can I bow my words? see pic below....see how the words on trunk, I appreciate the help

[HDgamerzPC 503]

Sorry. Don't think there is a solution for it. I want to do that to, but have found nothing.

[Compeast 419]

Photoshop.

[Harper 1,375]

Gimp 2.6

[strike 1,581]

Like Harper has said, Gimp would be your best choice, it's good and free. You can download it here: http://www.gimp.org/downloads/

Edited October 21, 2012 by strike

[cp702 1,930]

Paint.NET is also a perfectly good image editor. MS Paint is about as bad as you can get and still call yourself an "image editor" (though, I have technically performed some image-related tasks with the "cat" command, so there *is* worse than Paint).

[James 109]

Hmm, Paint.net or Microsoft Paint...

Photoshop CS5.

[strike 1,581]

Hmm, Paint.net or Microsoft Paint...

Photoshop CS5.

That's not free...

[James 109]

That's not free...

Well there are some places you can get discounts on it, if you know what I mean.

I did not say I spent any money on it.

[AlconH 1,711]

As James said, Photoshop is the best thing to use.

Remember people, piracy is bad.

[Sniper296 1,712]

GIMP, Paint.Net, Photoshop, PaintshopPro, a 3-year old with fingerpaints, ANYTHING but MS Paint.

This plugin pack has one for curving text. Or with GIMP you could use text along path.

[Deactivated Member 0]

Wow!!! alot to swallow here, but I really appreciate all the help.....thanks fellas

[Nutt 490]

I would have to agree with James, CS5 or CS6 is the best tool out there. Also, depending on what school/university you are attending, they have programs that give out free teacher/student copies of Adobe Suites and other softwares.

[James 109]

I would have to agree with James, CS5 or CS6 is the best tool out there. Also, depending on what school/university you are attending, they have programs that give out free teacher/student copies of Adobe Suites and other softwares.

No CS6. I used it once and it crashed within the first 10 minutes. Lost all progress.

[AlconH 1,711]

I've stuck to CS5 too. I'm familiar with it and can't be bothered to upgrade.

[Compeast 419]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBH4g_ua5es Edited October 22, 2012 by Intensified

[James 109]

I watched that for like 5 minutes straight. Is that bad?

We do not condone in the activity of piracy on this board.

[Compeast 419]

Nah, I remember one time I openened it. And I forgot it was on. When I checked my tabs again I noticed and saw it was on 46 minutes. Didn't hear a damn thing.

We do not condone in the activity of piracy on this board.

No one claimed to pirate here, so... No one is violating rules.

Don't do drugs, drugs are bad m'kay, children. Keep in school, and don't pirate.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCDnR6Px-co

God, I love the internet.

[Interference 172]

Paint.NET is has more features and in my opinion a better interface.

[Sniper296 1,712]

I think that GIMP is more feature rich but Paint.Net is more intuitive and user-friendly. GIMP also ha(s/d) a slightly fussy interface when minimising, on Windows, which I have never experienced with any other GTK+ based application on Windows.

I use Photoshop CS5 and GIMP 2.8, but I ALWAYS use GIMP to make the final image, it does not bloat the images like PS does, it produces PNGs only a tiny bit larger than if they were run through PNGcrush. GIMP also has a far superior file type support natively. It can edit GIF, APNG(plugin) & MNG animations, unlike Photoshop.