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I'm wondering how to paste a new image from clipboard in Photo Editor 4.0.

In the previous version a special option was available 'paste new from clipboard' or something similar, however I can not find this command in the current version.

I very often use this feature when I do a screenshot and want to modify something later on.

With PE4 I always need to create a NEW empty file and then paste the picture.

Do I miss something or is it not possible anymore to paste a image from clipboard directly?

thanks for a hint

 

I would use "Ctrl+N" to create a new document, then "Cltr+V" to paste the content. There is no screen capture feature available in photo editor 4, but you can always use "Prt Scr" Key.

You could go to menu : File | Define work area to specify the document dimension size and background color after the clipboard content is imported

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I'll start backward.

ACDSee Photo Editor cannot do Actions and Brushes. If you want to use brushes, you need to get them converted to PNG files.

I think the learning curve of Photo Editor is much easier. My summary of it: it has most everything I need to scrap with without having too much that its overkill/confusing etc. That make sense? A designer probably wouldn't like it because it doesn't have all the full funcitonality but the majority of users are designers.

What I like about it:

It has layers -- which it calls objects.

Groups -- I love the grouping feature. I can group my alpha's together for a title. Resize them all at once and still individual move them around after resizing them. (Edit as a group or individually.) Most software requires you to ungroup to work on them idividually.

Text on a path -- you don't need a tutorial. Granted there is only a limited number of paths to choose from. But you choose the general path and then you can grab the corners/sides and adjust for your layout.

There is a 30-day trial to test it out.


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