Early versions of mspaint only supported .bmp, or bitmap images. So users who are running Microsoft Windows 95, Windows NT or an earlier version of Microsoft Windows cannot open other image files using mspaint. If you are using Microsoft Paint that does not support the image files you need to open, use another image editor. See: What program can I use to view, edit, or create images?
Mspaint Unable To Create New Document
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In the Search box, type the word mspaint. As you type, watch the changes in the list. There may be no matches at all when you have only typed a few characters, depending on what documents and programs you have on your computer.
Looks like there is a bug where you're unable to add bleed above 1" to existing documents. Can this get fixed. It's a bit tedious to have to make a new document and move over everything just to get bleed above 1" added in.
@JeronI've just tried.- create a new document with 2000 mm of bleed : ok, but not, I found that on next new document the max is 609.6 mm.- modify a document (the previous one) : 25.4 mm max in document settings - not working
I am running Windows 7 SP1 64-bit and the printer is on a wireless network. I have spent all day trying to troubleshoot this problem with no success. From what I can determine the scanner thinks it is not connected to the network when that is not case based on the printers network settings. If I try to scan in a document via PaperPort 14 I get an error message that it cannot communicate with the scanner. I tried scanning the document into MS-Paint and I get a similar message stating that it is unable to retrieve the document. Is there a solution to this problem?
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By default, almost all versions of Paint are generally unable to properly downgrade created images to indexed palettes using fewer than 24 bits per pixel. When saving an image in a format that uses indexed palettes with fewer than 24 bits per pixel, a warning message appears about the loss of quality. Paint does not utilize binary, color or grayscale dithering or palette optimization, and the image will be saved with usually irreversibly scrambled colors.
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