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I'm sorry to say that despite Microsoft's claims, achieving 100% compatibility with Windows 7 apps ('if it runs in Windows 7, it'll run in Windows 8') is literally impossible. Almost any chnage to Windows, no matter how small, will probably break something, even if 99.99% of users don't use that program. For now, PictureIt! Appears to be one of those programs, and this may be fixed by the final release.

However, I wouldn't count on 100% compatiblity. I'm not saying that the Windows team is doing a bad job; on the contrary, I'm impressed than an upgrade this big can run as many older programs as it does. While 100% compatiblity is a commendable goal, and one that Microsoft seems to be doing a fairly good job of meeting, no new version of Windows will truly be 100% compatible with an older one.

Even security patches can cause compatibilty problems. Most people have trouble installing it, and it's listed as not compatible: You can try - Troubleshoot Compatibility This can help with some (but not all) programs: 1) Uninstall the program if it's already installed. Then when you install/reinstall it instead of double clicking on the install file right click it and select 'Troubleshoot Compatibility' 2) Then click 'Try Recommended Settings' and in the next windows click 'Start the Program' to install it. 3) After it installs see if it works correctly. Please note - some programs may not be able to run in Windows 8. Pokemon Schwarz Rom Deutsch Download Kostenlos Android Emulator. I'm sorry to say that despite Microsoft's claims, achieving 100% compatibility with Windows 7 apps ('if it runs in Windows 7, it'll run in Windows 8') is literally impossible.

Almost any chnage to Windows, no matter how small, will probably break something, even if 99.99% of users don't use that program. For now, PictureIt! Appears to be one of those programs, and this may be fixed by the final release. However, I wouldn't count on 100% compatiblity. I'm not saying that the Windows team is doing a bad job; on the contrary, I'm impressed than an upgrade this big can run as many older programs as it does. While 100% compatiblity is a commendable goal, and one that Microsoft seems to be doing a fairly good job of meeting, no new version of Windows will truly be 100% compatible with an older one. Even security patches can cause compatibilty problems.

One person on this site states Microsoft Picture It 10 Premium will work well with Windows 10. Every other blog I see says if it works at all, it is very slow and glitchy. Many say it is NOT compatible. I really need to know which it is.

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I currently have Windows 7 and I am using the XP Virtual Machine to operate Microsoft Picture It 10. It doesn't work well and I can't access my fonts, etc., but it is better than nothing.

Now it seems I am being forced by Microsoft to upgrade to Windows 10. I have 10 years invested with graphic work using Microsoft Picture It 10 Premium and have tried to pull up PNG files saved in that program to other graphic art programs and the PNG files pull up static--like a jpeg -- no layering, no ability to edit, etc.

I will be losing 10 years of work because Microsoft apparently doesn't give a damn that its customers relied on it being as loyal as it expects its customers to be to it. Instead, they have not listened to the pleas of countless customers who want to use a Microsoft product they purchased in good faith. IF Microsoft had advertised way back that 'be warned that if you buy this product, one day we won't support it and you may lose work created in this program,' I assure you most wouldn't have ever bought it.

I, and thousands of others, need Microsoft to address this issue! No other programs you offer or are included in Windows 10 compare to Microsoft Picture It 10, so please don't tell me that I can use the photo editing offered in Windows 10! View Rims On Car Program. I need to get this resolved or switch to MAC and be done with it. Then I wonder why Egometto posted on February 25, 2016, wrote: Hello, Arun. Thank you again for your advice, which I really do appreciate. I haven't found any new program as good as Microsoft Photo Premium 10; and I find, now that I have reinstalled it, that it does in fact work well with Windows 10. Others may want to try it, if they can get hold of it.

Many thanks again. And then today, he responded to my post and said further: Hello,. It varies quite a lot—I suspect depending what else is going on in the background. I'm not sure if uninstalling and reinstalling does actually make a difference. I can still do everything that I could with Windows 7, but, as you say, it is sometimes very slow and glitchy. I sometimes use NeoPaint, which I quite like.

It isn't as handy as Picture It 10 Premium, but it will do a lot of the same things, and also has a clone brush, which I find useful from time to time. I don't know if any of this helps—I hope so.