Post by ilfiorelaluna on Aug 30, 2005 9:30:29 GMT -5
*edit* Images removed because I ran out of webspace. If you'd like them, pm me 
Hi all! *waves* These are scan-ins of the littlestpetshop.com coloring pages. Sorry they are all so large, but to keep them black and white
(so paint will "fill in" the colors with the fill tool right to the edges of the lines),
they have to stay the same size that you scanned them
(as far as I know, anyway).
Here's how to use them in MsPaint for hours of coloring fun:
1) Right-click and Save As on the picture(s) you'd like;
2) Remember where you saved them!!!
3) Find the file in Windows Explorer / My Computer.
4) Right click on the file, and choose "Open with MsPaint"
5) In paint, click "file" and then "save as" BEFORE you color.
6) Change "Save as type" to "24 bit bitmap" and click "save"
7) color away!
By following these steps, you will not lose the original that
you save to your computer, and thus will be able to color it
again and again. Also, because these had to be scanned
in in black and white so there wouldn't be any grainy
edges around the lines, simply coloring it in with paint
without saving as a bmp will often only color it in in black
or greys. If you want to resize the pictures, do it AFTER
you color them in with paint, otherwise the edges will turn
grey and you won't be able to color them in properly.
Post here if you need help!
Hi all! *waves* These are scan-ins of the littlestpetshop.com coloring pages. Sorry they are all so large, but to keep them black and white
(so paint will "fill in" the colors with the fill tool right to the edges of the lines),
they have to stay the same size that you scanned them
(as far as I know, anyway).
Here's how to use them in MsPaint for hours of coloring fun:
1) Right-click and Save As on the picture(s) you'd like;
2) Remember where you saved them!!!
3) Find the file in Windows Explorer / My Computer.
4) Right click on the file, and choose "Open with MsPaint"
5) In paint, click "file" and then "save as" BEFORE you color.
6) Change "Save as type" to "24 bit bitmap" and click "save"
7) color away!
By following these steps, you will not lose the original that
you save to your computer, and thus will be able to color it
again and again. Also, because these had to be scanned
in in black and white so there wouldn't be any grainy
edges around the lines, simply coloring it in with paint
without saving as a bmp will often only color it in in black
or greys. If you want to resize the pictures, do it AFTER
you color them in with paint, otherwise the edges will turn
grey and you won't be able to color them in properly.
Post here if you need help!
