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Gabriele
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My name is Gabriele I am 26 years old, I am Italian and I live in Cardiff (Wales).
This website is a sort of magazine online where I write mainly reviews about the best softwares of the net "opensource" and "free", but also about the world of the web 2.0, of the graphics and more else. If you want you can comment the posts and to express one opinion of yours about the treated matters. For any information sends an e-mail to the following address info@informaticpractice.com.
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30 August 2010

Paint.NET 3.5.5 a Free Image-Editor

paint net image editor

With a straightforward and uncluttered design, it doesn’t take long to feel at home with Paint.NET’s interface. The basic editing tools are easily located and al open images appear as thumbnails along the top of the windows, letting you quickly switch between them. There are plenty of more advanced features available, such as the magic wand tool which automatically places selection paths around objects, and the ability to create multi-layered images, It’s also possible to add smooth fade effects using the gradient tool.

With the installation file measuring just 3.5MB, Pain.NET doesn’t hog resources and is perfect for low-powered computers such as netbooks. Although the program itself is no longer open source, it remains free of charge and third-party plug-ins are still supported which means new features such as 3D shapes and effects can be installed.

Combing powerful editing tools with a clear and intuitive interface, Paint.NET  is a terrific image-editor that will suit both novice and advanced users

Pain.NET 3.5.5 Free


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