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1. JASC PAINT SHOP PRO 8 ERASER UPGRADE
2. JASC PAINT SHOP PRO 8 ERASER WINDOWS 10
3. JASC PAINT SHOP PRO 8 ERASER WINDOWS 8.1
4. JASC PAINT SHOP PRO 8 ERASER WINDOWS 7

I use Paintshop in combination with a WACOM tablet and also FilterForge 4.

JASC PAINT SHOP PRO 8 ERASER WINDOWS 8.1

But I installed also my old Paintshop Pro 9, which works finr with Windows 8.1 and 64bits (not supporting all processor cores though).

JASC PAINT SHOP PRO 8 ERASER UPGRADE

Only reason I decided to upgrade to Paintshop Pro X7 was that I needed support of my new computer with 64bits, and the huge RAM. I used Paintshop Pro 9 since 2003 until last year, 2014. Storage - Samsung 500gig 970 EVO m.2, Samsung 500Gig 860 EVO SSD, 2X 2Tb Segate Barrcuda hard drives.

JASC PAINT SHOP PRO 8 ERASER WINDOWS 10

I use Poser 12 on Windows 10 - Set up is a quiet running PC thanks mainly to a Fractal Design XL R2 case and 4 large fans, Gigabyte AMD Aorus X399 Xtreme E-XTX Motherboard, AMD Ryzen Threadipper 1950X CPU, Corsair Hydro H100i CPU cooler, 3XS EVGA GTX 1080i SC with 11g Ram, 4 X 16gig Corsair DDR4 Ram and a Corsair RM 100 PSU. I am using X2 but looking at X7 it might be time for me to raid the piggy bank.

JASC PAINT SHOP PRO 8 ERASER WINDOWS 7

I have used the PSP 8 on Windows 7 in the past but eventually upgraded. Photoshop has newer tool that have been added for modeling and printing but have to consider the cost of this program. Gimp is fine for basic editing unless plug-ins for effect or or drawing are hidden some where. the old psp 8 had drawing tools and some other tools and effects that came with that version. The newer paint shop from corel seems to be centered around correcting or changing photos. Is any one still using the early jasc Paint Shop Pro 8 on the newer windows system from OSVer. The background layer is automatically promoted to a raster layer when you work on it with the Background Eraser tool.Quote - Ok folks rereading my first question -Should have ask it this way. To continue erasing the line, move to the next point, hold down Shift, and click again. Restore erased pixels Right-click and drag.Įrase a straight line Click once at the beginning point, hold down Shift, and click the endpoint. Slow, careful strokes give you the best results. v.ģ On the Tool Options palette, choose the brush options.įor information about setting brush options, see "Choosing brush options" in the Help.Ĥ Drag around the edges of the image area that you want to isolate. If you erase the background layer, the Eraser tool erases to transparency, and the layer is automatically promoted to a raster layer.ġ On the Layers palette, click the layer containing the image element that you want to isolate.Ģ On the Tools toolbar, choose the Background Eraser tool. Hold down the right mouse button and dragĬlick at the beginning of the line, hold downĬontinue erasing the line, move to the next For more information, see "Erasing image areas" in the Help.ġ On the Tools toolbar, choose the Eraser tool ■/.Ģ On the Tool Options palette, choose the brush options. For example, you can change the opacity, color tolerance, and sample area settings.

Ydu can adjust the default settings for the Background Eraser tool on the Tool Options palette. You can also erase to create an effect, such as when you want one layer to show through another layer. Ydu can erase paint when you want to make certain pixels transparent. If you make a mistake with a paint stroke and erase it, the image detail under the stroke is lost. To understand the difference between undoing and erasing, consider the example of paint strokes. When you undo an action in Corel Paint Shop Pro, you restore the original detail in the image. The difference between undoing and erasing You can quickly remove the background from an image by using the Background Eraser tool. For example, in a photo of a mountain range, you can erase the sky or you can isolate an object from the surrounding image area. You can use the Background Eraser tool to erase pixels selectively. A gray and white checkerboard pattern indicates transparent areas. When you use the Eraser tool to erase on a raster layer, all pixels in the tool's path become transparent. Ydu can use the Eraser tool to erase areas of a layer to transparency.