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Bye Bye MS Paint

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Aside from pasting screen shots into it, I don't use MS Paint for anything.

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Aside from pasting screen shots into it, I don't use MS Paint for anything.

 

That's a very important use though. I use it almost daily

NO!

 

I can't tell you how often I use paint. The most used features all time I have used with my work computers have been word, excel, internet, email, then paint.

I have never used Microsoft Paint at any point in my life other than by accident. What's the ruckus?

I have never used Microsoft Paint at any point in my life other than by accident. What's the ruckus?

 

 

I didn't even know there was Microsoft Paint.

I have never used Microsoft Paint at any point in my life other than by accident. What's the ruckus?

 

I use it maybe a time or two a year to quickly resize an image for pasting into a document or sending via email. Never used it for anything else, and there are a million other free apps that can do the same thing.

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I personally use it almost daily. I don't plan to upgrade to Windows 10 yet though, so I'm not worried about it...yet.

Where I have most used it is when putting together Power Points. I will insert an image, can crop it accordingly, and make minor edits with it.

I use it at least once a week. I've used the replacement and it will take a while to get used to it.

I didn't even know there was Microsoft Paint.

 

I have ZERO idea what it is.

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