What is Paint:-
MS Paint is a simple or easy-to-use photo editor. Where the user is provided with many types of image tools such as brush, color, shape, selected tool, crop tool, etc. painting and painting. In addition to editing images taken with mobile cameras, graphics are stored in JPG, PNG, GIF, and BMP formats.
This software is provided by the Microsoft company free of charge with all versions of Windows. Also added to the Microsoft operating system services. Can be used by children and adults or any computer user very easily.
1. MS Button:-
The MS Paint button is a big part of the Paint Tool. This is a menu button. In this button, there are many options for graphics and painting. With the help of these tools, documents created by MS Paint can be saved, opened, printed, etc. You will learn more about the paint button in the next lesson.
2. Quick Access Toolbar:-
Quick Access Toolbar is a special part of the Painting Tool. Toolbar title bar. We use it as a shortcut. Most useful instructions are added to this toolbar and added to it. With the help of the Quick Access Toolbar, working with MS Paint can be done at low speeds.
3. Ribbon:-
The ribbon is another part of the window with a picture. Below is the title bar. The red part of the MS Paint window shown in this article is the ribbon. In this section, the options for MS Paint Tabs (in the menu bar) are displayed.
4. Drawing Area or Canvas:-
The text area, also known as canvas, is a very important part of MS Paint. And this is the main and central part of the MS Paint window. Drawing or painting is done in this area.
5. Subject Bar:-
The title bar is the upper part of the Microsoft Paint window. The file name created in the Paint tool is displayed in this bar. The file name is not displayed until the file is saved and "no title" is written there. As soon as we save the file with any name, the file name appears in the "Untitled" field.
6. Status Bar:-
The status bar is located below the drawing area. In the lower right corner of the bar, there is a tool called "Zoom Level", with the help of which the canvas can zoom in and out. Also in the left corner pixels of the image are displayed and next to it is shown the width and length of the canvas.
Conclusion:-
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