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Step 3Load up your pictures in the GIMP
If you haven't already, follow the instructions on the Win-GIMP website for installing GTK and GIMP.
Now, Open up GIMP, and drag the first image into the main window, loading it. A new window, with the image, should pop up in GIMP. Also, a window entitled "layers" should pop up. If it doesn't, push Ctrl+L to bring it up. There should be one layer, currently, "Background," which contains the image you dragged into GIMP.
From the folder you're keeping them in, drag the rest of your images into the Layers window of GIMP, one at a time.
Now, Open up GIMP, and drag the first image into the main window, loading it. A new window, with the image, should pop up in GIMP. Also, a window entitled "layers" should pop up. If it doesn't, push Ctrl+L to bring it up. There should be one layer, currently, "Background," which contains the image you dragged into GIMP.
From the folder you're keeping them in, drag the rest of your images into the Layers window of GIMP, one at a time.
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Jan 4, 2009. 5:16 AMzacharyrod
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I saved the pictures from MovieSnapShot, but I can't find them to load onto GIMP. Am I doing something wrong, could you explain how I should save the pictures from MSS? Where do they go? Last does a person's OS affect this? My OS is Windows Vista.
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Jan 4, 2009. 10:43 AMKABUKISTAR (author)
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Wherever you saved them. When you click the little save button in movie snapshot, it should open up a dialouge for you to select where you want to save the picture, and under what name. Wherever you save it during that part, that's where they'll be.
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