Davis who persisted and clicked enough times to get the problem fixed. It was fun reading Microsoft support blandly advising frustrated PaintShop Pro v6 users to contact the software vendor for an update. Worse, it displays the dialog box twice.Īfter putting up with this for a few years, I finally hunted the Interwebs for a solution. With Windows 8 and onwards, the operating system's internal code changed to the point that when now I install PaintShop Pro 6 on a new computer, it complains about the registry. It isn't overladen with functions I don't need nor with innovative user interfaces that hinder, rather than help.This means on today's computers it opens in about a second - two seconds, if the computer is really busy. Being ancient, it was designed to run on computers much slower than today.But being that old has for me three big advantages that no recent version can boast (it's now owned by Corel or whatever that company changed its name to): Here's the thing: PaintShop Pro v6 came out in 2000.

Version 6 produced a mature program that does everything I need of it I did get version 8, but it lost an important feature: the ability to resize an image without losing quality.

I've been using PaintShop Pro as my go-to raster editing software since version 4.

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