__/ [Dave Kelly] on Wednesday 19 October 2005 04:50 \__
> al doggity wrote:
>> On the file menu, there is a "preferences" selection where you can set
>> up your canvas size.
>>
> If you are talking about 'new image' then I have more problems because
> that is set to 420 x 360.
>
> I would RATHER NOT have that window created at all. I ususlly know what
> size I want. And if I am going to load are previous image I have to wait
> for that window to complete before the cursor will respond.
>
> On top of everything else when I go to close this I am told that this
> blank image has been modified and did I want to save it.
>
> Dave
You are perhaps mistaken here. In the GIMP 1.2.x no windows for drawing is
instantiated at launchtime. I have checked the settings and it appears
as though there is no such option either, which is made easily-available.
CTRL+N usually gets me started if I do not wish to manipulate an already-
existent image.
I am using The GIMP 2.x on other machines and I suspect that the behaviour
is (or should be) the same. Check to see if something among your settings
causes this anomaly.
Hope it helps,
Roy
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