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Brushes/Patterns/Fonts tab: This contains tabs that show the options for managing brushes,
                     patterns and fonts. The Brushes dialog allows you to choose a brush to use with painting

                     tools. Patterns tab is used in filling selected areas of an image. Fonts tab is used for Text tool
                     whenever there is a requirement of change in font.
                      CREATING A NEW FILE


                  To create a new file press Ctrl + N from the keyboard or, click on the File → New option from
                  the Menu bar. This will open the New Image dialog box with the following options:
                      Template: It represents image types that are
                     commonly useful. The template sets values for
                     the size, resolution, comments, etc.

                      Image Size: It specifies the width and height
                     of the new image in pixels, centimeters, inches,
                     points, millimetres, etc.
                      Portrait/Landscape  button: It toggles

                     between  Portrait  and  Landscape  mode. This
                     exchanges the values for Width and Height.
                  When you click on Advanced Options, Create a
                  New Image dialog box appears with some more
                                                                                    New document dialog box
                  options:

                                                                     X  and  Y  resolution:  The  values  in  the  X
                                                                    resolution and Y resolution fields relate mainly
                                                                    to printing. They usually determine physical
                                                                    size of the image when it is printed.

                                                                     Colorspace: You can create the new image  in
                                                                    different color modes (RGB or Grayscale).
                                                                     Fill with: Selects the initial background color of
                                                                    the new image.


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                                                                 RGB  Color  mode  defines  colours  in  terms  of
                                                                 Red, Green and Blue. CMYK Color mode defines
                                                                 colors in terms of Cyan, Magenta,  Yellow and
                                                                 Black.






                   Exploring advanced options in GIMP's new
                            document dialog box



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