Not directly. But if you save the ABR off as a TIFF say, you can then recreate it as a custom brush in PPaint.

I am not making the brushes, can I just change it to .tiff

Ah... so you don't have access to Photoshop. Hmmm... well here's a little utility (abrViewer) that will allow you to open and view the insides to an ABR file and from there, export each brush as a PNG:

http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...roup_id=143912

I've heard that works with Paint Shop Pro.

Yeah, but not with newer ABR versions from CS and CS2. Or so I've heard.

Thanks, I am only 13 so dont think I am some idiot. I have been running of ps free trial but I have corel I just couldnt get any good brushes

>>Thanks, I am only 13 so dont think I am some idiot.<<

???

Sorry, you lost me (a self-admitted idiot). How did I offend you with my words? I was just thinking aloud about what you were actually asking.

Actually, it brings up a good point. When you have a specific tech question like this, it always helps to put in the details of which programs you're using so we can try and find you the best solution.

I have a son who's almost 13. And he's far from an idiot.

On the other hand, I am very aware about just how quick many adults (and media) are at pointing out all the 'horrors' of today's teenagers, so I try to make it a point to praise and recognize all the great things teens bring to our lives, and the lives of our community. Like any identified social group, teens suffer from the reputation of their own extremists-- which realistically, and statistically, is much, much smaller than those who are a real boost to their community.

At least, that's the case in my town.

Oh, and Pomogranate, for the sake of your design skill development (if you're considering this as a possible career), you might want to think about creating/using your own brushes--once you get the hang of things.

Photopaint is a very powerful editor. If you're looking for an interesting site that covers a lot of its features, you might want to try:

http://www.clicknlearn.com/Products/...aintseries.htm

(if you haven't already, I mean.)

And just to be sure to be a bossy adult: keep sketching! (and maybe post some doodles on that new thread)

Cheers.