paint brush tool

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squeaky
Jul 7, 2003
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When I use the paint brush, the paint shows on my picture, but it does not print with the painted part. I clicked mode and the only 2 modes to choose from are selection and mask. I think there should also be a normal, but I can’t get it to appear. When I click mask, the paint appears on the computer picture, but not on the printed picture.
When I click I get dashes, but no painting.
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squeaky
Jul 7, 2003
Barbara Brundage
Thank you…thank you…Painting is now working….Squeaky
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Chuck Snyder
Jul 7, 2003
Yay, Barbara!!! 🙂
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Phosphor
Jul 7, 2003
Hi, Squeaky. Glad it worked for you.

Chuck, isn’t it interesting how much easier it always is to figure out other people’s problems than one’s own?
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Ray
Jul 8, 2003
Barbara, you’re A-B-SO-L-U-T-E-L-Y right ! 🙂

Ray
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Chuck Snyder
Jul 8, 2003
Barbara, amen to that!
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Jodi Frye
Jul 8, 2003
Barb, and another thing…i set up a PBase gallery today of some artsy shots of my daughter that i kind of liked and ended up deleting the gallery 1/2 hour later cause i got paranoid about having my daughters pictures out there. I hate that i had to feel that way. Do i need help ??
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Chuck Snyder
Jul 8, 2003
Jodi, that’s a very real concern of public postings; nothing paranoid about it at all. I haven’t looked that hard at pBase – do they have a means of making your gallery private (by invitation only) or is that beyond the scope of such an inexpensive repository?

Chuck
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Jodi Frye
Jul 8, 2003
Chuck it can certainly be made private although i prefer to share with as many people as possible. I guess i should have just edited it to be viewed that way but at that moment i was in a mood about it. Angry that i had to. Freekin’ people !

edit, barb, hi, yes i understand all too well. Freekin people.
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Ray
Jul 8, 2003
Hey there Jodi! Long time no see (and, I say, I missed you!)

Btw, look in the mail tomorrow 😉

Ray

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