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As you work, don’t forget you can Undo (press Ctrl+Z), “taking

back” the last painting maneuvers you made. For fine detail work,
zoom in using the lower-right magnification slider (or the zoom
controls on the View tab).

Paint can open and create several different file formats, including BMP,
JPEG, and GIF—every file format you need to save graphics for use on a

website.

Tip
Paint also offers a nifty way to create wallpaper. After you create or edit a graphic, open the File
menu. Choose “Set as desktop background.” From the submenu, choose Fill, Tile, or Center to
transfer your masterpiece to your desktop.

Print 3D

This little app (in your Windows Accessories folder) is intended for people
who have access to a 3D printer, one of those machines that “prints” small,
solid objects out of plastic. Hit Browse to load up a 3D model file (see “3D

Viewer”); inspect it, enlarge it, and (assuming your PC has the correct
drivers and software for the 3D printer) hit Print to begin the long process
of printing.

Quick Assist

You use this app (in your Windows Accessories folder) to let some
technical expert take control of your PC by remote control, so she can look

around and help you troubleshoot. Or, if you’re the technical expert, you
can take control of her computer. Details are on “Quick Assist”.

Remote Desktop Connection

Remote Desktop lets you sit at your home PC and operate your office PC by
remote control. To learn more about it, refer to “Remote Desktop,” a free
PDF appendix on this book’s “Missing CD” at missingmanuals.com.