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[[File:mspaint.png|link=Recursive Reality|frame|We present to you '''MS Paint''' presented in '''MS Paint'''.]]

Microsoft Paint (usually shortened to MSPaint) is a picture editing program that has been included as a free tool with Windows since the very first version (although it was named "Paintbrush", rather than "Paint", during the Windows 3.x era) and always maintained alongside later versions. It is a relatively simple program, offering the bare necessities to create and alter pictures. Due to the fact that it has been offered free with the single most popular operating system series in computing history, it is also the most widely familiar picture editor. Due to its simplicity, however, it is not used by professionals.

'''Microsoft Paint''' (usually shortened to MSPaint) is a picture editing program that has been included as a free tool with Windows since the very first version (although it was named "Paintbrush", rather than "Paint", during the Windows 3.x era) and always maintained alongside later versions. It is a relatively simple program, offering the bare necessities to create and alter pictures. Due to the fact that it has been offered free with the single most popular operating system series in computing history, it is also the most widely familiar picture editor. Due to its simplicity, however, it is not used by professionals.

In the context of art and [[Web Comics]], MSPaint is used as a term to refer to both an artwork style and an implied resulting quality (note that many of the below issues don't apply to the version of Paint that came with Windows 7):