i tried working without it for a time but decided i really wated to be able to zoom) so i had the bright idea to uninstall it and try to start all over again. I had purchased a disk of photosuite 4 a few weeks ago and was able to download it, however the vertical menu (that allows you to zoom, erase, etc) did not install. They are both far more than i need and more importantly far more work for me.

When I first purchased this computer, i bought photo shop and last week tried the paint shop pro free trial that was mentioned in one of the posts. I love photo suite and agree with person who said we should try to get it re-instated. Let me begin by saying that i am electronically challenged so please bear with me. Thanks very much for the information though, and continued success in your enterprises! Do you know what it was about the last Win 7 update that made Photosuite 4 quit? Mine worked fine up until then. Also, I'm building a new desktop with Win 8 on it and I understand that there are workarounds to get P/4 to work in that environment. I have an older laptop with Win XP and Photosuite 4 on it and I may just use that machine instead. Thanks for the information! Unfortunately I have the WIn 7 Home Premium O/S on my laptop. You'll need to instal and antivirus within XP Mode. When you first run it, it really does look like a screen from the old XP days. Windows XP mode runs like a seperate computer within your computer. But I still haven't figured out how to put Photosuite 4 into a right-click menu. You can create a shortcut right on your Win 7 desktop that will open PhotoSuite 4 within an XP window. You'll need to instal an antivirus within XP Mode.įinally, you can install PhotoSuite 4 within XP Mode. Then download and install Windows XP Mode as well as Windows Virtualization mode. The first process is to download a program to see if your computer will support virtualization. Print that proceedure so you can get back to it. It gave me a link to 'Install and use Windows XP Mode in Windows 7'. The way I found the instructions was by clicking the START button, and clicking on the HELP AND SUPPORT link. This really is a convoluted process, so have some patience. If you're running the Home version, you'll have to decide if upgrading is worth it to you. In order to use Windows Virtualization, you must be running Windows Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate. Could you please post details on what You did to get Photosuite 4 working in Win 7?

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