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10-Dec-2002, 08:44 PM #1
two "paint" tips
when trying to erase a large area of the screen in ms paint, just draw a box the size you would like and fill it with the background color (white) and copy and paste it over and over to erase large areas. dragging that little eraser tool back and forth can be slow.

you can work with two colors at once by using the color chart on the bottom of the screen.....left click one color...right click a different color...now you can interchange the two with the mouse buttons.

one of the least used programs on almost all pc's.....but not that bad once you mess with it a bit.

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