674 Using Tablets With Gimp 674 PART VIII Script-Fu Chapter 42: Script-Fu: Description And Function....... 687 Script-Fu? 688 Standalone Scripts 689 Image-Dependent Scripts 692 Chapter and code. SYMBOLS Not A Standard Part Of The Gimp Distribution This symbol will appear when a function or filter is not part of the standard distribution of Gimp. This means that you have to download or some other unpleasantness will happen! Beware Of Bugs! This sign indicates that a filter or function is still in development stage, and that it may suffer from bug problems. Install or use functions

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