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Oh, that's a pity. But then that's been my experience with a lot of my old favourite classic software that I'd been using happily from 9x thru into XP with no issues. Suddenly switch up to 7 (which otherwise seems like XP v3) and they're all either dead or seriously malfunctioning. XP mode works... OK... but it's a right pain to set up, chows a silly amount of disc space, has performance issues of its own etc.

But you make a good point, I was handed a dodgy copy of Photoshop a couple years ago, couldn't get it to work on my old XP laptop (apparently the CPU wasn't strong enough?! quite how they're the ones to pre-judge what size/complexity of image I was going to edit, or how patient I am...), but I never thought to try it again now I've upgraded... hmm!