Enjoy the Windows7 art life with hummingbird paintings

The launch and popularity of Windows7 not only brings us many system application improvements, but also brings us many unexpected surprises, such as the Windows7 system comes with Drawing tools, this is one of the features that you really like. Of course, the power of Win7 also provides the basis for further improving the performance of the computer. On the one hand, the development of hardware technology helps PC manufacturers to launch more and more compact and powerful laptops, and on the other hand, a more powerful operating system is needed. To play a bigger role with high-profile computers, Microsoft's Windows7 system is the best alternative to XP. For example, the next super popular “Hummingbird” is the product of advanced software and hardware.

Hummingbird S3 is the industry's first officially available UltraBook product. From this point we can also see Acer's emphasis on UltraBook products. Its top cover is made of aluminum alloy, and the palm rest is made of magnesium alloy. The Acer Aspire S3 Hummingbird's corners are streamlined and the overall sleek, this appearance is very different from the previous products, it can be seen that this product is also a new attempt in Acer's design style. The gorgeous appearance is supported by the beautiful Windows 7 operating system, which makes the whole computer seamless from the outside to the inside, becoming a perfect artwork. That being the case, how beautiful it would be if we could draw on such a book!

Speaking of drawing tools, since Windows 95, the drawing board components built into Microsoft Windows have never changed. But the ability to draw tools has been greatly improved in Windows 7. In Win7, the drawing tool can not only draw, but also adjust the size of an entire image, an object or a part of the image. Follow me to walk into the drawing world of Windows7.

WinXP Sketchpad Tool

Win7 Sketchpad Tool

From the above image, we can see that the Windows7 Paint Tool has changed a lot from the interface. The traditional drawing board component only supports the drawing of simple graphics such as circles, lines, rectangles, etc., while the drawing board component built into Windows 7 supports the drawing of more complex graphics.

The Window7 artboard is not only convenient for drawing, but also has great features for editing pictures. First open the file in the file to edit the picture you want to edit. To be honest, I personally think that Windows 7 has been working with many special drawing tools in the picture editing function. The basic functions can be found here.

In the "Resize and Twist" dialog box, you can single-click "Pixels" and enter a new width value in the "Horizontal" box or in the "Vertical" box. Enter a new height value and click “OK” It is worth mentioning that when adjusting the image size, you need to select “ maintain the aspect ratio & rdquo;, so that the resized image will maintain the same aspect ratio as the original, so that the image does not deviate from the original image.

In addition, we can also edit the image you want in your mind through the small brush function, magnifying glass function and various filling box functions that come with the Win7 drawing board. On Windows7's artboard, Microsoft not only retains many of the old classic models in the past, but also brings us a lot of new features. It has a powerful breakthrough in the traditional old mode since Windows 95, allowing people to paint as they like. It is so simple to enjoy the artistic life of Windows 7.