If you want to make your eraser bigger or smaller than the preset sizes, skip to the next step.
The Number Pad is the right-most section of a full-sized keyboard. This won’t work with the + or - at the top of your keyboard. If you don’t have a full-sized keyboard or numeric keypad, see Using the On-Screen Keyboard to complete this method.
The Number Pad is the right-most section of a full-sized keyboard. This won’t work with the + or - at the top of your keyboard. If you don’t have a full-sized keyboard or numeric keypad, see Using the On-Screen Keyboard to complete this method.
The Number Pad is the right-most section of a full-sized keyboard. This won’t work with the + or - at the top of your keyboard. If you don’t have a full-sized keyboard or numeric keypad, see Using the On-Screen Keyboard to complete this method.
The Number Pad is the right-most section of a full-sized keyboard. This won’t work with the + or - at the top of your keyboard. If you don’t have a full-sized keyboard or numeric keypad, see Using the On-Screen Keyboard to complete this method.
The Number Pad is the right-most section of a full-sized keyboard. This won’t work with the + or - at the top of your keyboard. If you don’t have a full-sized keyboard or numeric keypad, see Using the On-Screen Keyboard to complete this method.
You’ll notice that the On-Screen Keyboard stays visible even when Paint is the active window.
You’ll notice that the On-Screen Keyboard stays visible even when Paint is the active window.
Make sure you have Paint open behind your On-screen Keyboard.
To increase the size, hold the CTRL key on your keyboard and click + on the On-screen Keyboard. This is the + key on the number pad to the right of Del. To decrease the size, hold the CTRL key on your keyboard and click - on the On-screen Keyboard. This is the - key on the number pad to the right of PgDn. Do this as many times as needed to reach your desired eraser size.
