Using Paint.

Using Paint

Objectives At the end of this session, you will be able to:
Start the Paint application Draw a picture Erase a drawing Save and create a file

Skills You Will Need Before you learn the stated objectives, you
should be familiar with: The terms Mouse Keyboard

What is Paint? Paint is a software application used to : Draw pictures
Edit pictures Colour pictures Explain about Microsoft Paint as bundled program along with micro soft OS.

Starting Paint 3 4 The term clicking refers to pressing the left mouse button and releasing it quickly. Right-clicking refers to clicking the right mouse button. 2 1

Components of the Paint Interface
Menu bar Title bar Displays the title of the picture along with the name of the application Contains a list of menus Each menu displays a set of commands When a command is clicked, Paint performs the corresponding action

Components of the Paint Interface (Contd..)
Drawing area Tool box Contains a set of buttons, which is used in the creation of artwork Also referred to as canvas Is the area where you draw pictures Color box Consists of a set of colours, which is used to draw or colour pictures The pictures that are drawn in Paint are called bitmap images

Paint Tools Magnifier Curve Polygon Text Air brush Rectangle Ellipse
Select Line Free-Form Select Fill With Color Rounded Rectangle Eraser/ Color Eraser Pick Color Brush Pencil Used to draw curved lines Used to draw irregular shapes like trapezium, hexagon and pentagon Used to draw rectangles with rounded corners Used to draw ellipses and circles Used to draw rectangles, squares, cubes and cuboids Used to draw a free-form line and colour a picture Used to fill a picture with colours in the color box Used to erase a small area Used to select a rectangular area of a picture Used to select a free-form area of a picture Used to copy colour from one area or object to another Used to zoom the picture in the canvas area Used to type and format text Used to spray colour in the drawing area Used to draw a free-form line Used to draw geometric shapes

Drawing a Free-Form Line
To create a free-form drawing: Drag the mouse pointer on the drawing area to draw the ground surface and the seed as shown Click the pencil tool Dragging refers to moving an item on the screen by selecting the item, and then pressing and holding down the mouse button while moving the mouse

Resizing the Drawing Area
To resize the drawing area: 1. Point to the bottom right corner of the drawing area. You can also point to the centre of the bottom or right side of the drawing area The mouse pointer changes to , or respectively. These are called resize handles. 2. Drag the resize handle forward or backward to increase or decrease the size of the drawing area.

Erasing the Drawing To erase a small area: Click the eraser tool
Drag the pointer over the area that you want to erase For example, erase this part of the line Click the eraser size from the bottom of the toolbox You can also erase larger areas by selecting an eraser of a larger size from the bottom of the toolbox.

Erasing the Drawing (Contd..)
The picture after erasing the line is as shown

To erase a large area: Click the select tool Drag the pointer over the area that you want to erase Click the select tool in the toolbox. Drag the pointer over the area that has to be erased. The selected area is highlighted by a dotted lined box, which is called the selection box. Press the Delete key to see the selected area being deleted. Alternatively, click Clear Selection on the Edit menu to delete the selected area. You can use the free-form select tool to mark a selection. The select tool is used to select a rectangular area, whereas the free-form select tool is used to select an irregular area.

The selected area is highlighted by a dotted lined box, called as selection box Press the Delete key Alternatively, click Clear Selection on the Edit menu to delete the selected area You can also use the free-form select tool to mark a selection. The select tool is used to select a rectangular area, whereas the free-form select tool is used to select an irregular area

Saving a Drawing To save a picture the first time: 1 2

Saving a Drawing (Contd..)
The Save As dialog box appears A dialog box is a type of window displayed to gather information from the user to complete a specific task The files created in Paint are saved with extensions that indicate the type of file, for example, .bmp, .gif and .jpeg. .bmp stands for bitmap images. .gif stands for Graphics Interchange Format. .jpeg stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group Type the file name Seed Germination in the File name box

Saving a Drawing (Contd..)
Click Save The file is saved in the My Pictures folder The Save As dialog box appears when you click Save if you are saving the file for the first time. When you save the file the next time, the Save As dialog box does not appear. Paint saves the changes to the file without any prompt

The Save As Command 1 2 To save a picture with a different name:
Both Save and Save As commands can be used to save a new picture. However, only the Save As command can be used to save an existing picture with a different name.

Using the Save As option
The Save As dialog box appears Click Save Type the new name in the File name box

Creating a New File 1 2 To create a new file:
Once you have created a picture and want to draw another one, you do not have to start the Paint application again. Instead, you can create a new file in Paint

Creating a New File If a picture is currently open and has not been saved, Paint displays a message prompting to save the picture Click Yes, to save the picture Click Cancel, If you do not want to create a new file Click No, to open a new Paint window without saving the picture

Guided Practice 8.1.1 1. Create a new file and draw the picture of a tree as shown. Save the picture as Tree. Save another copy of the picture as MyFirstPic.

Guided Practice 8.1.1 (Contd..)
Increase the size of the canvas area and draw the picture of the Indian national flag as shown. Save the picture as Flag. Save another copy of the picture as MySecondPic. Note Remember to save your files. You will be provided a CD during the last week of the training program to take back home all the files you have created.

Self-Practice 8.1.1 1. Create a new file and draw the picture of the flower as shown.

Self-Practice 8.1.1 (Contd..)
Create a new file and draw the picture showing the different shapes of viruses as shown in the figure.

Check Your Understanding 8.1.1
1. What are the various shapes of a pointer in Paint? 2. You can use the eraser tool only to erase a small area of the drawing. State True or False. Give reasons for your answer. How many sizes of the eraser are available? Using the select tool and delete key, you cannot erase a small area. State True or False. Give reasons for your answer.

Check Your Understanding 8.1.1 (Contd..)
When you save a picture with a different name using Save As command. The picture with the new name is active. The picture with the old name is active. Both the pictures are active. When you increase the size of the drawing area, what will the colour of the increased area be?

Terms to Remember Accessories
Programs, such as Paint, Notepad, WordPad and Calculator that are available as part of Windows operating system.

Recap In this session, you have learnt about:
Starting the Paint application Drawing a picture Erasing a drawing Saving and creating a file

Using Paint

Paint a picture Colour a picture Open and print a file Exit the Paint application Get assistance by using Help

Drawing a Picture Using the Brush Tool
In the picture depicting seed germination, you have drawn the ground surface and the seed with the pencil tool. Draw the roots for the young shoot using the brush tool.

Drawing a Picture Using the Brush Tool (Contd..)
To draw the roots: Click the brush tool The various brush styles appear Notice that the round brush style is selected You can select any other brush style of your choice. The various brush styles are shown in the figure Drag the pointer to draw the roots as shown Click the slanting line style

Similarly, draw the third stage of the seed germination process, which displays the mature shoot

The thickness of the shapes you draw differs from one brush style to another

Setting Foreground and Background Colour
To change the foreground colour: Click a colour in the color box Foreground colour is the colour with which you draw lines and outline of shapes Background colour is the colour of the drawing area For example, consider the blackboard that you use in the classroom. The background colour is the colour of the board and the foreground colour is the colour of the chalk you use. To change the background colour: Right click a colour in the color box

Setting Foreground and Background Colour (Contd..)
To draw the leaves: Click the brush tool Drag the pointer to draw the leaves and the stem Click the colour green in the color box

Setting Foreground and Background Colour (Contd..)
Drag the pointer to draw the roots Click the slanting brush style Note:On the extreme left of the color box is an icon that shows the currently selected background and foreground colours Click the colour brown in the color box

Guided Practice 8.2.1 Create a new file and draw the picture of budding in hydra as shown in the figure. Save the picture as Hydra.

2. Create a new file and draw the picture of an Igloo as shown in Figure. Save the picture as Igloo.

Using the Fill With Color Tool
To colour the picture with the fill with color tool: Click the fill with color tool Click inside the seeds Click the colour orange in the color box to colour the seeds When you colour a picture with the fill with color tool, the picture should not have any breaks in its outline. Otherwise, the colour spreads to the rest of the drawing area To color the leaves: Click the colour green in the color box Click inside the leaves of the plant to make it green

Using the Airbrush Tool
To spray colour using the airbrush tool: Click the airbrush tool Drag the pointer to draw the soil in the Seed Germination picture Click the colour brown in the color box to colour the seeds You can use the pick color tool to copy the colour from one area of an object or a picture to another.

Opening an Existing File
To open a file: 1 2

Opening an Existing File (Contd..)
The Open dialog box appears If you want to open a file that you used recently, you can look for it on the File menu. The File menu displays the list of four most-recently opened files Click the file name Click Open

Printing a Picture To print a picture: 1 2

Printing a Picture (Contd..)
The Print dialog box appears Choose a Printer The printer must have color cartridge to print color pictures Click All Click Print

Exiting Paint 1 2 To exit paint:
If a picture is currently open and has not been saved, Paint prompts you to save the picture. Click Yes to save the picture, and then exit Paint. Click No to exit Paint without saving the picture. Click Cancel to continue working with the Paint. Alternatively, click the button in the upper right-hand corner of the Paint window to close the Paint application. 2

Exiting Paint (Contd..) If a picture is currently open and has not been saved, Paint prompts you to save the picture Alternatively, click the close button in the upper right-hand corner of the Paint window to close the Paint application Click No to exit without saving the picture Click Cancel to cancel exit Click Yes to save the picture

Guided Practice 8.2.2 1. Draw the picture of a squamous epithelial tissue as shown in the figure. Colour the tissues with the fill with colour and airbrush tools.

2. Open the picture of the tree drawn with the pencil tool in Guided Practice Colour the tree with brown. 3. Pick the same colour as that of the leaves of the tree and draw the bushes with the brush tool as shown in Figure 4. Print both the pictures. 5. Exit paint.

Self Practice 8.2.1 Start Paint and draw the following figures with the pencil and brush tools. Use the fill with color and airbrush tools to colour the picture. Print the picture.

1. Draw the different stages involved in the development of an embryo as shown in the figure. Save the picture as Embryo.

2. Draw the picture of the sun rising over a hilltop with the pencil and eraser tools as shown in the figure. 3. Print both the pictures. 4. Exit paint.

There are ______ different brush styles available in Paint. When you start Paint, what are the foreground and background colours? If you want to colour a picture in patches, which tool will you use? Give an analogy for the Save command. What are the various situations when the Save As dialog box appears?

6. Do you have to create a new file in Paint as soon as you start Paint? Give reasons for your answer. 7. How many Paint files can you open at a time? 8. What should you do to close a file in Paint?

Test Your Knowledge 1. Suppose you want to create a blank drawing and leave the parts for your students to colour, while also showing them the results of your colouring the drawing with Paint. How can you best save two files, one not coloured in, and the other completed?

Test Your Knowledge (Contd..)
2. You draw a circle and want to colour it in. You have chosen a colour for the Fill with color tool. But the tool has painted the entire canvas area. What could be the reason? a. You did not select the item to be coloured in. b. The picture in the canvas area is not a closed figure c. The Fill with color tool always fills in the entire canvas area.

3. You are drawing a picture of a house. You want to paint the background of the house with the colour blue. How will you do this? a. Select the background colour as blue, and paint with the brush tool. b. Select the foreground colour as blue, and paint with the brush tool. c. Select the foreground colour as blue, and erase the background area with the eraser tool.

4. Vinod has drawn a picture of a mango. He saved the file as Mango and exited from Paint. He then wanted to paint the picture. What is the quickest way in which he can open the file? a. He can click Open on the File menu and click the name of the file in the File name box. b. He can open the file by clicking the filename in the recently opened files on the File menu. c. When he starts Paint, the file will open automatically, as it is the last saved file.

5. Rahul is drawing a doll and has selected brown as the foreground colour. He now wants to change it to black. He right-clicks the black colour in the color box. When he continues to draw, he finds that the picture he draws continues to appear in brown colour. Why is this so?

Terms to Remember Background colour Foreground colour Bitmap Images
It is the colour on which you draw. Foreground colour It contains outlines of shapes and text. Bitmap Images Images that are created by Paint and saved as .bmp files.

Terms to Remember (Contd..)
.gif and .jpg files are Additional graphic types in addition to .bmp files. Tool box Term for a set of buttons that allow you to manipulate your picture in paint.

Did You Know? India as a country is known for its vibrant hues and colours. The attire people wear, the traditional rangoli, all add value to the life of the people. Colours please the eye and denote the mood and attitude of the person. Colour adds life to a picture and emphasises certain emotions.

Did You Know? (Contd..) Children give expression to their creativity by using colours. Artists find deeper meaning to the colours they use. Psychiatrists attribute emotions to colours. Just as music soothes the human mind, so does colour. Providing a teaching environment with the use of images, pictures and colours can stimulate spatial intelligence among children. Spatial intelligence refers to the ability to: Think in pictures. Represent ideas graphically. Perceive the visual/spatial world accurately.

Recap In this session, you have learnt about: Painting a picture
Colouring a picture Opening and printing a file Exiting the Paint application Getting assistance by using Help

Chapter Objective Checklist

More Paint Features

Draw shapes by using various tools

Skills You Will Need Before you learn the stated objectives, you should be familiar with: Starting and exiting Paint Erasing parts of a picture Setting foreground and background colour for a picture Colouring a picture Saving a picture in Paint Opening an existing file

Drawing Shapes

Drawing a Line Line tool To draw a line: Is used to draw lines
Click the line tool in the toolbox, and then drag the pointer to draw the line.

Drawing a Line (Contd..) For example, to draw a triangle
Click the line tool To draw a perfectly straight line by using the line tool, press and hold down the Shift key while dragging the pointer. Drag the pointer to draw the horizontal line of the triangle Similarly, draw the other two sides to complete the triangle

Drawing Ellipses and Circles
Ellipse tool Is used to draw ellipses and circles To draw an ellipse: Click the ellipse tool in the toolbox, and then drag the pointer diagonally in appropriate direction

Drawing Ellipses and Circles (Contd..)
For example, to draw a hemisphere Drag the pointer to draw the flat surface of the hemisphere as shown Erase the unwanted area, if any Erase the upper half of the circle Click the ellipse tool To draw a perfect circle by using the ellipse tool, press and hold down Shift key while dragging the pointer Hold down the Shift key, and then drag the pointer diagonally in the direction in which you want to draw a perfect circle

Drawing Ellipses and Circles (Contd..)
Figures drawn with the ellipse and line tools Draw the base of a cylinder or cone by using the ellipse tool To draw the sides of the cylinder or cone, use the line tool

Drawing a Rectangle and a Square
Rectangle tool Is used to draw rectangles and squares. To draw a rectangle: Click the rectangle tool in the toolbox, and then drag the pointer diagonally in the direction in which you want.

Drawing a Rectangle and a Square (Contd..)
For example, to draw a cuboid Click the rectangle tool To draw a cube, you can follow the steps given to draw the cuboid. However, to draw a perfect square for the cube, hold down the Shift key while dragging the pointer Drag the pointer diagonally in the appropriate direction Similarly, draw another rectangle overlapping the first rectangle Join the corners by using the line tool

Drawing a Rounded Rectangle
Rounded rectangle tool Is used to draw a rectangle with rounded corners. To draw a rounded rectangle: Click the rounded rectangle tool in the toolbox, and then drag the pointer in the direction you want.

Guided Practice 9.1.1 Draw a Venn diagram representing a pair of sets. Match them with lines as shown below. Save the picture as Venn Diagram. Every time the audience saves their file, ensure they include the first four characters of their name before the file name. Ensure to include the first four characters of the teacher’s name before their file name.

Draw a picture of a road map as shown below. Save the picture as Road Map.

Drawing a Polygon Polygon tool Is used to draw irregular shapes.
For example, you can draw geometric shapes, such as parallelograms, pentagons, hexagons, rhombuses or trapeziums by using the polygon tool.

Drawing a Polygon (Contd..)
To draw a parallelogram as shown: Click at the point where the second side should end A line is drawn from the end of the first line to the point you click Click the polygon tool Drag the pointer from one point to another A line appears between the points Click at the point where the third side should end A line is drawn from the end of the second line to the point you click Click at the starting point A line is drawn from the end of the third line to the starting point The figure is closed

Fill Styles Creates an outline of the shape by using the foreground colour When a tool is selected to draw a shape, three fill styles appear at the bottom of the toolbox This style creates a filled shape Outline - foreground colour Inner area - background colour Creates a shape filled with the foreground colour

Guided Practice 9.1.2 1. Draw a Ludo board as shown below. Save the picture as Ludo.

2. Draw the scientific apparatus shown below. Save the picture as Apparatus.

Drawing Curves Curve tool To draw a curve: Is used to draw curves.
A curve can have one or two arcs in it. To draw a curve: Click the curve tool in the toolbox. Draw a line as you would with the line tool, and then drag the pointer to make it curve.

Drawing Curves (Contd..)
To draw a volcano by using the curve tool: Click the curve tool

Click to draw a slanting line from point A to point B. Drag the pointer upwards to adjust the curve.

A curve representing a mountain appears

To depict the crater of the volcano, erase the upper part of the curve with the eraser tool and draw an arc, as shown

Draw arcs to represent the smoke above the curve by using the pencil tool

Guided Practice 9.1.3 1. Draw the petals of a flower that are arranged symmetrically as shown below. Save the picture as Flower.

2. Draw a rainbow as shown below. Save the picture as Rainbow.

3. Draw various geometrical shapes as shown below. Save the picture as Shape.

4. Draw a musical instrument as shown below. Save the picture as Instrument.

Self Practice 9.1.1 1. Draw a blackboard with geometric figures, as shown below. Save the picture as Board.

2. Illustrate diagrammatically the forces between electric charges and the nature of the attraction between like and unlike charges as shown below. Save the picture as Charges.

1. Which tool and key combination should you use to draw perfect straight lines? 2. You can draw a rectangle by using the rectangle tool. Identify the other tools that you can use to draw a rectangle. 3. How can you draw a semi-circle without using the pencil tool? 4. Can you draw an open-ended polygon by using the polygon tool? If yes, how? If no, why not?

5. Which tools have fill styles? 6. What happens in the following cases? Assume that the polygon tool is selected. a. Draw a line and select another tool. b. Draw a V-shaped figure and select another tool. 7. A curve can have a maximum number of ______ arcs. 8. What happens when you draw a straight line by using the curve tool and then click another tool in the toolbox?

Drawing shapes by using various tools

More Paint Features

Undo and repeat actions.

Undo and Repeat Actions

Undo and Repeat Actions
Undo command Is used to cancel the action. Allows to cancel up to three recent changes made in the drawing. Repeat command Is used to restore an action. For example, if you make a mistake while drawing the leaves in your picture of a tree, you can undo the action instead of erasing it by using the eraser tool.

Undo and Repeat Actions (Contd..)
To cancel a past action 1 2

To restore an action 1 2 Alternatively, press CTRL + Z to cancel an action and press CTRL + Y to repeat an action.

For example, if the outline of a balloon is drawn and a string is attached to it, if you use the Undo command then the string will be deleted

The balloon appears without the string To get back to the original picture of a balloon with a string: Click Repeat command on the Edit menu

The balloon appears with the string

What is the advantage of using the Undo command instead of the eraser tool? In what situation will you use the Undo command? If you use the Undo command by mistake what can you do? Under what menu should you look for the Repeat command? What keystroke combinations can you use to cancel and repeat actions in Paint?

Terms to Remember Undo command Repeat command
Command that allows to cancel up to three recent changes made to drawing. Repeat command Command that restores previous action that had been cancelled using undo command.

Undoing and repeating actions

More Paint Features

Copy and move pictures Zoom pictures Add labels to pictures

Manipulating Pictures

Copying Pictures A sample picture showing a cloud
To include a few more clouds in the picture: Make a copy of the cloud and paste it at various places in the picture, instead of drawing it again

Copying Pictures (Contd..)
To copy the cloud shown in Figure Click the select tool

Select the cloud

1 2 The selected picture will be copied to the clipboard Clipboard is a temporary storage area where any picture copied is stored

To paste the copied picture in the desired location: 1 2

The cloud is pasted in the top left corner of the drawing area Drag the selected cloud to the position where you want to place it

Click outside the picture to remove the selection box around the picture The pasted picture cannot be dragged to a new position after the selection box is removed

The cloud is pasted

Repeat the steps to paste another cloud as shown below Alternatively, press Ctrl + C to copy a picture and Ctrl + V to paste the picture

Moving Pictures Notice that the clouds appear above the sun in the picture To move the picture of the sun: Click the select tool

Moving Pictures (Contd..)
Select the sun

1 2 When you cut a picture, it is removed from its original position and pasted in the clipboard

1 2

The sun is now placed above the clouds with a selection box around it Drag the pasted picture to the position where you want to place it Click outside the picture to remove the selection box

The picture showing the new position of the sun Alternatively, you can press Ctrl + X to cut a picture and Ctrl + V to paste the picture

Guided Practice 9.3.1 1. Open the file Apparatus.
2. Make a copy of the beaker and paste it at the end. 3. Move the measuring jar to the end after the beaker.

Zooming Magnifier tool Is used to enlarge the image.
Helps to work with detailed sections.

Zooming (Contd..) To magnify a picture: Click the magnifier tool
Click anywhere in the picture For example, magnify the picture of the sun

Zooming (Contd..) The picture is magnified and only a part of the picture is visible To bring the picture back to normal size: Click the magnifier tool Click 1x

Zooming (Contd..) The picture is restored to its normal size
The other zoom options available are: Alternatively, to restore the picture to the normal size, select the magnifier tool and click anywhere in the drawing area To zoom the picture to twice its original size To zoom the picture to six times its original size To zoom the picture to eight times its original size

Adding Labels Text tool
Is used to add text with different styles to a picture

Adding Labels (Contd..) To add text to a picture: Click the text tool
Click the position in the drawing area where you want to add the label Drag the pointer diagonally to the size you want

Adding Labels (Contd..) A dotted box appears

Adding Labels (Contd..) 1 2

Adding Labels (Contd..) The Fonts toolbar appears
Click the desired font and font size in the list

Adding Labels (Contd..) Click inside the dotted box
Type the label in the box

Adding Labels (Contd..) Click outside the box

Adding Labels (Contd..) The text appears in the picture as shown
After you click outside the box, you cannot change the text. If you want to change the text after you have clicked outside the box, you must use the Undo command and retype your text.

Guided Practice 9.3.2 1. Open the file Apparatus.
a. Zoom the picture and see how it looks. b. Restore the picture to its original size. c. Add the label Scientific Apparatus to the picture. d. Save the file.

Self-Practice 9.3.1 1. Open the file Flower.
a. Move the picture to another position in the file. b. Create a copy of the figure and paste it at a different position. c. Fill the figures with the colours of your choice. d. Add the label My Flower. e. Save the picture as My Flower. f. Print the picture.

2. Open the file Instrument. a. Move the instrument to another position in the file. b. Create a copy of the instrument and paste it at a different location in the file. c. Fill the instrument with the colour brown. d. Add the label My Instrument. e. Save the picture as My Instrument. f. Print the picture.

1. How many times can you paste a picture you have copied? 2. When you cut a picture, what happens to the picture? 3. What are the various sizes to which you can magnify a picture?

Test Your Knowledge 1. Which one of the following statements is true about the Repeat command?

a. The Repeat command can be used only when the select tool has been used previously. b. The Repeat command is used to undo a previous action. c. The Repeat command is used to redo an action that was previously undone.

2. Varun is creating a picture of a town. He first draws a house. He wants to make multiple copies of this house and place them in random locations on the drawing area. He copies the house and pastes it once. He tries to move the house to the right corner of the picture, but he is not able to do this. What is the most likely cause of the problem?

a. He clicked outside the selection box immediately after pasting the picture. b. He pasted the selection out of the drawing area. c. He did not select the picture properly before copying it.

3. Priya draws a parallelogram. She does not like the way she has drawn it and wants to recreate the picture. She uses the Undo command to erase the lines already drawn. However, she is not able to undo the first line that she has drawn. What could be the reason for this?

a. She saved the picture after drawing the first line and hence, she cannot undo it. b. You can undo only the previous three actions and the drawing of the first line is the previous fourth action. c. You cannot erase the lines by using Undo after the picture is completed.

4. You want to add a title to a picture you created in Paint. Identify the correct order of steps to add a title. 1. Click the Text tool in the toolbox. 2. Type the title in the box. 3. Click the location in the drawing area where you want to add the title. 4. Click outside the box.

5. Who am I? List the appropriate tool after its description. a. I can be used to draw a cricket ball. b. I can be used to draw a blackboard. c. I can be used to draw a trapezium. d. I can be used to draw an arc. e. I can be used to take a closer look at the minute details of the picture.

Terms to Remember Font Font size Zooming
Style of type in which text is displayed. Font size Size of characters in your text. Zooming Tool that is used to magnify an area of a picture for closer view or view picture’s overall design.

Did You Know? Teachers can use Microsoft Paint to teach
Shapes and colours for primary classes. Creation of charts for middle school level.

Did You Know? (Contd..) Students and teachers alike can use Paint for
Educational Projects School Fete Inter-school Cultural Meets Announcements on debates and seminars Panel discussions News bulletins

Copying and moving pictures Zooming pictures Adding labels to pictures

Using Paint.

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "Using Paint."— Presentation transcript:

Similar presentations

About project

Feedback

Log in

Auth with social network:

Using Paint.

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "Using Paint."— Presentation transcript:

Similar presentations

About project

Feedback