Paint.NET v3.36 Released

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Aug 26th, 2008

Whats New:

? Improved: Effect rendering should be a little faster now.

? Changed: Implemented some changes to the "Add Noise" effect that were suggested by a forum member.

? Changed: The canvas background color is now always #c0c0c0.

? Changed: The auto-updater should now correctly detect .NET 3.5 and newer, which will help to save bandwidth when Paint.NET v4.0 is released (it will require .NET 3.5).

? Fixed: Paint.NET now works on a system that has the .NET 3.5 SP1 "Client Profile" installed.

? Fixed: When zoomed in and the cursor is to the top-left of the image (negative coordinates), the ruler is now highlighted in the correct area. Fixed: The effect rendering system no longer sets the "Tag" property on the configuration dialog.

? Fixed: Some incorrectly authored plugins would cause a crash when loading their support details (author, copyright, etc.).

? Fixed: There was a bug in the color wheel for IndirectUI that caused it to show the wrong values at initialization.

? Fixed: There was a performance problem for effects that used the IndirectUI color wheel control.

? Fixed: In some rare cases, Paint.NET would crash while shutting down.

? Fixed: When using the "Fixed Ratio" feature of the Rectangle Selection tool, it would crash if 0 was specified for both the width and height.

b]Download: Paint.NET v3.36

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Thanks for the url. I hoped version 4 might be optimized for multi-core processors.

We might get lucky, it could fall in the "Increased Performance" bracket.

Cheers for Linkage, my Paint.NET will be getting updated on my systems today/tonight!

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