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Subject: Landscape drawing in MacPaint
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Date: Wed, 9-May-84 00:48:19 EDT
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Date: 8 May 84 11:40:51 PDT (Tue)
From: Mike Brzustowicz <uw-beaver!mab@aids-unix>
Subject: Landscape drawing in MacPaint
To: info-mac@sumex-aim
Cc: mab@aids-unix

I have a question from off the net:

  "I want to use MacPaint to draw pictures that are wider than they are tall
   [landscape instead of the usual portrait].  I know I can rotate lassoed
   portions of a picture, but any such rotated portion of the picture that
   falls outside the window gets lost.  (Basically, I want to turn my piece
   of paper sideways).  Anyone know how to do this?"

Thanks!
-Mike <mab@AIDS-UNIX>