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So, no solution? With each image that I want to add a shadow to, I have to move the Shadow Offset slider. :( I have saved the profile and loaded the profile several times, with no effect. I have several hundred images to add shadows to. This is getting hard on my mouse hand, and it is not possible t...

My images have a resolution stored in the file. When I save from TNT, this information seems to be lost. Is there a way to set the resolution saved in the file, or do I have to reopen in Paint Shop Pro (or other) to set the resolution?

MBecker

The control key shortcut for Edit > Crop and Image > Resize are both listed in the menus as Ctrl+R. This is not the right shortcut for Crop.

~MBecker

Well, I tried all that (in fact, before I posted the question), but I still get the same results. The Shadow Options for captures resets the shadow color to the middle of the range, and the object shadow resets to the default settings between images. Loading a saved profile has no effect. I have tri...

I wish when you resize the image (larger), the image's window would automatically resize to include the results so I don't have to stretch the window to proof my changes.

~M Becker

I wish the shadow options had numeric values as well as the sliders. That way I could duplicate the values exactly, when I have to tweak something. Example mockup attached.

~M Becker

So, I have two things that I do: Capture new images and edit old ones. When I start TNT, the Shadow Options are set as in image "Reopen TNT." I have to reset the Shadow Options as shown "My Capture Shadow Setting." The settings are not saved between sessions. When I am editing im...

I like to use the drop shadows, but I like to use a different setting. I can set the options for new captures, but for editing images, I have to manually set the shadow options for each image.

Is there a way to make my settings stick as the default?