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Do you use Windows Paint?

Have you used Windows Paint in the last 12 Months 273 members have voted

  1. 1. Have you used Windows Paint in the last 12 Months

    • Yes
      66%
      167
    • No
      30%
      77
    • What's Paint
      2%
      7

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Hell yeah of course I use Paint!!! Just look at what I can do with it!

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Paint is a basic app for basic needs. It gets the simple jobs done.

never since i removed it with nlite :)

i highly recommend any1 outhere to move over 'The GIMP' which is free and has many more functions ;)

Always loved MS Paint although Paint.NET is a better replacement.

I use Ms Paint for simple things because it loads up faster then PSP9 I use, for

the more complex things.

same here, photoshop just takes way too long to load

All the time. It loads fast and can do screenshots and simple editing. I just wish I didn't have to type file extensions manually for them to be lowercase. <_<

i have used it, to paste screenshots using the 'print screen' key.  thats about it.

Same here. What's great is that you can save it in JPEG format in the end.

Yep paint rules for little things

Screenshots and stuff

Loads nearly instantly and has limited features but works well

Also keeps little kids at school happy

I use paint occasionally - when logged on to a computer w/o another image program or after fresh install when i've not yet installed such a program ...

That being said - it's extremely limited in function. Wonder when they (M$) "unofficially" stopped development on ms paint, deciding it was good for another 10 years - LOL ... :rolleyes:

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