I showed a friend how to simply add images and text boxes in Word to make a poster. Just an idea, but MS Word and Publisher are really easy to use, if she only uses the basic features. She does not want to do much more than import images, and text, change a few colors, etc. all my programs from office 365 to various graphic and publishing programs. There are a few MS tools I might try, but it looks like a search for a non-complex mew program is in order.Įllengard -> RE: Windows 10 Compatibility of much older Program ( 8:44:40 PM)

The problem is the most new graphics programs are so sophisticated and offer so many choices/options/capabilities my wife does not like them. It is time for her to change programs, and i appreciate the though about converting projects to JPEGs. I was afraid of that, despite some postings that said any program that installed and ran on a 64-bit version of W7 would run on 10. GlennSL -> RE: Windows 10 Compatibility of much older Program ( 8:02:24 PM) Is the program version 18 or version 18.1? If it's 18.1, it may be possible to install on Windows 10, the Net Framework Cleanup tool process applies to that just like it does on Print Shop 23.1 under Windows 10 but it's not a guarantee. JasonC -> RE: Windows 10 Compatibility of much older Program ( 11:47:03 AM) These JPGs can be imported into any Win 10 graphics program.

Delete any text that you don't want permanently embedded into the JPG. Planning ahead, your wife should start to export her projects to JPG (at highest resolution). Although there is a new Printmaster version 7.0 which is Win 10 compatible, v7.0 cannot open v18 projects. Unfortunately, Printmaster 18 is not compatible with Win 10. Will she loose all she has (old prjects) along with the program if we update her OS?Įllengard -> RE: Windows 10 Compatibility of much older Program ( 12:11:48 AM)

All my legacy programs that ran under Windows 7 run just fine under W10 after I converted, but I don't have that program, and all my programs from office 365 to various graphic and publishing programs are newer than her Printmaster. We keep getting the notices to upgrade to W10, but I am concerned it will leave her beloved program in the dust. It is running in Windows 7 on an i-3 processor (64-bit), which again, does everything she needs. She can use it to just about its maximum utility. My wife has Printmaster Platinum 18 which she dearly loves. GlennSL -> Windows 10 Compatibility of much older Program ( 10:34:10 PM)

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