I wonder?
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I wonder?
i was here and wondered if i could get the clone trooper off the site and into paint or something
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bicostp
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Did you try typing "mspaint" or "pbrush" into the Task Manager or the Run... command?
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I've got another idea:
Do you have the Windows Install CDs? If you do, search them for these files:
PBRUSH.EX_
MSPAINT.EX_
PAINT.EX_
If you find them, drag a copy onto your Desktop and rename the .EX_ to .EXE and it should run.
I thinkit may be blocked because Paint's exe file is in the Windows System folders, which many "mickey-mouser" programs block access to.
If that doesn't work, paste the mage into Word or some other program like that; you'll be able to store them there until you can get to a PC with Paint. And once you get to one, copy the paint exe file onto a floppy, and grab Notepad while you're at it. I don't know what I'd do with a system that doesn't have a plain text editor on it! They're indispensable, and can be used for millions of uses. They're the Duct Tape of the computer!
Do you have the Windows Install CDs? If you do, search them for these files:
PBRUSH.EX_
MSPAINT.EX_
PAINT.EX_
If you find them, drag a copy onto your Desktop and rename the .EX_ to .EXE and it should run.
I thinkit may be blocked because Paint's exe file is in the Windows System folders, which many "mickey-mouser" programs block access to.
If that doesn't work, paste the mage into Word or some other program like that; you'll be able to store them there until you can get to a PC with Paint. And once you get to one, copy the paint exe file onto a floppy, and grab Notepad while you're at it. I don't know what I'd do with a system that doesn't have a plain text editor on it! They're indispensable, and can be used for millions of uses. They're the Duct Tape of the computer!
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IIRC those files were compressed with a simple scheme Microsoft's installer. I'll confirm that sometime.bicostp wrote:I've got another idea:
Do you have the Windows Install CDs? If you do, search them for these files:
PBRUSH.EX_
MSPAINT.EX_
PAINT.EX_
If you find them, drag a copy onto your Desktop and rename the .EX_ to .EXE and it should run.
You could look in the CAB files here:
C:\Windows\Options\Cabs
And browse through the cab files until you find the exe, then copy the EXE out and RENAME the exe.


