Hey, Me being a MS-Paint artist I use it quite alot to do funny little stick men drawings. When I upgraded to Win2K I noticed that MS-Paint gets all slow & clunky when I zoom in and scroll around ...

Windows XP was an actively supported Microsoft product for 13 years, ... Past ugly sweaters have included a Minesweeper motif, MS Paint, the Windows logo, and the immortal Clippy.

Microsoft is selling ugly Windows-inspired sweaters on its online store, and a portion of the sales are being donated to Girls Who Code. There are three varieties to choose from: an MS Paint ...

Layers in Microsoft Paint work like in Adobe Photoshop. Layers are commonplace in image editing. Until now, ... The rest still use Windows 7/8.1 or even Windows XP and Vista.

The destination it has in mind is Windows XP, the long-awaited fusion of its home and professional operating systems. While Windows 95, 98 and Millennium Edition have worked with most hardware and ...

When Microsoft says it won’t patch Windows XP, it really means it: After Tuesday, it will not fix flaws in any version of IE that runs on the OS. That’s IE6, IE7 and the newest suitable for XP ...

Microsoft is launching a new “Hardwear” clothing collection. It includes a $60 T-shirt with the Windows XP background and an MS Paint-inspired tee.

Even without MS Paint, it's still easy to get the screens you need. Credit: Shutterstock / iconstock MS Paint’s future is uncertain—but that doesn’t mean you’re losing the ability to ...

By cutting the umbilical cord for Windows XP, Microsoft is helping to make the Internet more secure. There may be some rough spots, and Microsoft will have to do something it’s traditionally not ...

Microsoft's 2020 #WindowsUglySweater offerings include a $70 MS Paint "Soft-wear" sweater with icons nodding to the firm's beloved computer program.

Microsoft has unveiled the 2023 edition of its annual Windows Ugly Sweater This years' design is based on the classic Windows XP "Bliss" wallpaper The sweater is available in limited quantities ...

Today’s the day: Microsoft will serve up its final public patches for Windows XP. Although Microsoft has pounded the “Kill XP” drum for years, the news broke out of the tech press ghetto ...