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    Resolution: Used to specify the number of pixels per inch. More resolution, makes the image
                         clear, while low resolution makes the image blur.

                           Color Model: Used to specify the number of colours that can appear in the image. You can choose
                         RGB, Grayscale, CMYK, and Lab color modes.

                         Content: This tab contains the file-related options. The common options  under  this tab are as

                        follows:
                            Name: This is used to specify a new name for the Krita file. The default name for the file is 'Unnamed'.

                            Layers: Used to specify the number of layers in the file. The layers can be added or deleted
                          while working on the file also.

                            Background Color: Used to specify the initial background colour of the new file.

                            Background Opacity: Used to specify the intensity of the background colour.

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