You get used to pressing Ctrl+E instead. And being able to paste a new image easily comes in handy. Also, you can't go wrong with rectangular selections and Magic Wand, as well as being able to add or subtract from a selection.
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Originally Posted by Jerrythabest
also, PSP eats that much memory that when I have PSP opened with 3 huge images (read: tilesets) and have JCS, WLM and a number of small background tools open at the same time, Jazz runs out of memory! So, I had to close psp to test my tileset and then, about a minute later, had to open it again.. which takes awfully long...
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I would guess you're using PSP 8 or some higher version. But surely you don't need to have WLM or similar programs running all the time.
Anyway, I can't image working on tilesets anymore without the usefulness of grids, in particular the ability to snap to grids. I could bring up other arguments favoring Paint Shop Pro, but if you prefer more work...
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