AMC e Paint

AMC e-Paint is a Windows paint application. It's easy to use, quick to learn and less difficult to master than many brands of soap. It embodies robust painting functionality, but it won't burden you with innumerable features to click through to perform simple tasks. E-Paint's features include a variety of selection tools; antialiased drawing and text; a gallery of image processing filters ranging from tastefully subtle to breathtakingly wild; multiple document handling, soft brushes, local undo, variable magnification and an intuitive user interface - you might not even need its extensive, accessible documentation and tutorials. You'll find e-Paint to be the perfect tool for fine-tuning your digital photographs; drawing cells for web page animations; creating original artwork; building graphics for business presentations or, if you're employed by one of the supermarket tabloids, gluing the head of the president of the United States onto the body of an extraterrestrial. It has few limits, and in the latter example, very little shame.

Changes: Major version update with new features and improved performance

Operating system: Win7 x32,Win7 x64,WinVista,WinVista x64,WinXP

Program URL: http://www.mindworkshop.com/paint.html

The unregistered evaluation copy of the most recent release may be distributed freely in its unaltered state as long as the means of distribution are in keeping with the current policies of Alchemy Mindworks for shareware distribution. The current policies are summarized in the Shareware Distribution file which is added to the program's folder during installation of the program. Also check our web pages at http://www.mindworkshop.com/alchemy/bookdisk.html and http://www.mindworkshop.com/alchemy/review.html.

The End User License Agreement (EULA) is presented in the initial user setup screens and requires user acceptance prior to the installation of the software. The EULA is applicable to the version of the software being installed. The EULA is subject to change, without prior notice, with each version release, and requires user acceptance during initial installation and subsequent upgrade installations.

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