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Sure, there are plenty of advanced image manipulation tools out there these days, but Paint is a Windows mainstay.
Prior to Windows 8, Paint could be found under Start > Programs > Accessories. Due to changes to the user interface in Windows 8/8.1, it's a bit more difficult to locate.
If you can't find Microsoft Paint in Windows 8, follow the steps below and you'll be drawing in no time.
Prior to Windows 8, Paint could be found under Start > Programs > Accessories. Due to changes to the user interface in Windows 8/8.1, it's a bit more difficult to locate.
If you can't find Microsoft Paint in Windows 8, follow the steps below and you'll be drawing in no time.
- ■Log on to the Windows 8/Windows 8.1 computer with your user account.
■From the Start screen, hover the mouse to the bottom right corner of the window.
■From the displayed Charms bar, click Search.
■On the Search pane that appears in the right, in the available field, type MSPAINT.
■Click the Paint program that is displayed to initialize the application.
■Start using the program normally.
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