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 MS Paint - Windows 7 
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Ok, Stupid Question But i Need to Find out how to Run MS Paint on Windows 7 X86 System Or A Program Like this.

Thanky you for any information you may have on this.


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Fri Oct 07, 2011 6:26 pm
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Windows 7 already contains a version of MS Paint, press Start and then you will find it in Accessories.


Fri Oct 07, 2011 6:28 pm
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metal chao wrote:
Windows 7 already contains a version of MS Paint, press Start and then you will find it in Accessories.


Have you ever tried to Sprite with that Program? and i wouldn't really call it a copy of MS Paint.


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metal chao wrote:
Windows 7 already contains a version of MS Paint, press Start and then you will find it in Accessories.

Have you ever tried to Sprite with that Program?

Yes, it's identical in function to all previous versions so I don't know what problems you would encounter using it for spriting.



Fri Oct 07, 2011 6:32 pm
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Yeah, Thanks but i'll keep looking.


Fri Oct 07, 2011 6:35 pm
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Looking for what? I honestly don't understand your question.
MSPaint already runs on Windows 7 and is included with the operating system, what else do you need?


Fri Oct 07, 2011 6:37 pm
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He means the old version of MS paint.

Here for the x86 version: http://download.microsoft.com/download/ ... aintnt.exe


Fri Oct 07, 2011 6:42 pm
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Ah, Thank you Azakan your a Life Saver.


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Why didn't you just say that in the first place :l


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MS Paint to Work on Windows 7 X86 System


To Put it Simply i did, Sorry if there was any Confusion along the Way.


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Anyone with half a brain could understand the OP...


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Sims_Doc wrote:
MS Paint to Work on Windows 7 X86 System

To Put it Simply i did, Sorry if there was any Confusion along the Way.

MSPaint that works on a Windows 7 system comes with the operating system and you already have it.
What you were asking for was an old version of MSPaint.

Considering the standard of your posts and previous content I felt it was safest to make no assumptions about your intelligence and just assume you couldn't find the program you already had on your computer.
Until you learn how to type correctly I cannot make any assumptions at all about what you are saying and will have to just assume that you are typing exactly what you want to say.


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