MS Paint
Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2005 12:06 pmHi venney,
Start > Control Panel > Add or remover Programs > Add/Remove Windows components >
Double click on Accessories and Utilities > Double click on Accessories > Put a check next to Paint
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Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2005 12:06 pmPosted: Sun Apr 03, 2005 1:05 pmPosted: Mon Apr 18, 2005 2:12 pmHey Gecko, Mspaint isnt in the windows components. Is there somewhere i can download the install from? I think i may have done what you said before and maby thats why it isnt there any more.
Please write back soon, thanks
Venney
Please write back soon, thanks
Venney
Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 3:57 pmVenney, perhaps you did this incorrect. Lets follow Gecko's steps again.
Click on Start, then Control Panel. Open Add/Remove Programs. Click on the Add/Remove Windows Components. Once the new window opens Click on Accessories and Utilities, then click on the Details Button. A new window will open. Click on Accessories then click on the Details Button. A new window will open. At the bottom should be something called Paint. It's either ticked or unticked. If it's ticked, untick it can click ok on all windows until you get back to the control panel. Then do all those steps again but this time tick the box next to Paint.
Let me know how you do.
Click on Start, then Control Panel. Open Add/Remove Programs. Click on the Add/Remove Windows Components. Once the new window opens Click on Accessories and Utilities, then click on the Details Button. A new window will open. Click on Accessories then click on the Details Button. A new window will open. At the bottom should be something called Paint. It's either ticked or unticked. If it's ticked, untick it can click ok on all windows until you get back to the control panel. Then do all those steps again but this time tick the box next to Paint.
Let me know how you do.