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Personal Paint

Description

Personal Paint is a powerful and intuitive paint, image processing, animation and 24-bit printing package. Employ stunning effects like emboss, water-colors, transparencies and stereograms (as in "Magic Eye"), while virtual memory and blitter emulation free precious Chip RAM by using other storage resources! Plus: support of RTG graphics cards, different file formats (IFF, GIF, PNG, PCX, JPEG, BMP, TIM, GraphiCraft, Photo CD, C source code, DataTypes, etc.), nine brushes, two independent working environments, multi-level Undo/Redo, animation storyboard, Bézier curves, autoscroll painting, internet publishing features (GIF animations, map editor, professional color reduction, transparency and progressive display), superior text editor, color fonts, PostScript output, screen and window grabber, 181 ARexx commands...

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New Features of Version 7.0

This version has more than 100 new features, including:

New Features of Version 7.1

This new version, distributed on CD-ROM and as part of Amiga Forever, not only contains the first Amiga PowerPC code ever shipped (excluding developer tools), but also adds dozens of new features, including:

New Features of Version 7.2

New features of Personal Paint 7.2, which continues to be distributed with Amiga Forever, include:

Future Versions

On November 27, 2014, Cloanto and A-EON Technology announced that future Amiga versions of Personal Paint (including possible MorphOS and AROS ports) will be developed by A-EON. Personal Paint 7.2 remains included in Amiga Forever, and Cloanto may continue to develop future non-Amiga versions.

Floppy Disk vs. CD Edition

Unlike version 7.0, which was the last version to also be available on floppy disk, Personal Paint 7.1 was only available on CD (a full-size CD-ROM, not an 8 cm CD like the 7.0 "Limited Edition", which became a CD collector's item). In 1997 the standalone version was discontinued, and Personal Paint was merged into the Amiga Forever distribution.

Notes

A demonstration version of the software, as well as updates and other support files are available for free download. This site also contains a Frequently Asked Questions section and other Documents about Personal Paint, plus a special presentation on Internet Graphics. The Distributors section used to explain where you can get Personal Paint, which is now included in Amiga Forever.

Personal Paint Screenshot

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