1. How To Edit In Paint

Click the 'Select' tool (rectangle icon with dotted lines). Drag to draw a dotted-line frame around the part of the image that you will overlay on another image. Right-click and choose 'Copy' from the context menu.Navigate back to the 'File' tab and choose 'Open.'

Browse to navigate to the second image. Click the image and choose 'Open.' Right-click anywhere on the image and choose 'Paste' from the context menu. The previous image will appear on top of the second image. Use your mouse to move around the top image and place it on the desired location.Click the 'Save' button. Type a file name and choose 'Save' to end the task.

Combine multiple images into a group portrait Open the two images you want to combine. Create a new image (File New) with the same dimensions as the two source images. In the Layers panel for each source image, select the layer that contains the image content. In the Layers panel of the new.

Sfifer and yellowman - Thanks for the help.The combined image looks great, probably much too big to post here though (it's around 8 mb's). They were scans of two drawings of mine that I needed to combine, it's artwork for a calendar. They images were different aspect ratios also so thanks for the additional instructions, yellowman.I wouldn't call it simple since I had never used paint.exe before, but once I was able to understand what you were doing it went smoothly. I really like this program, nice tools and much easier to learn than the first one I tried.Another thing I learned: Gimp Sucks! It crashed every time I tried to import the second image.

How To Edit In Paint

Much harder to navigate and learn also, IMO.Anyway, thanks again! Ptk bahasa inggris sma.