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#42092 - 01/28/13 10:52 AM Operating Printshop Mail 6 on Windows 7
Greko1 OL Newbie Registered: 10/01/10 Posts: 7 Loc: Michigan, USA	We've recently upgraded to Windows 7 on our PC that runs Print Shop Mail 6. It started running fine but lately we've been experiencing slow production from Print Shop Mail 6. Is this normal? Do we need to upgrade to a new Print Shop to be compatible?
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#42095 - 01/28/13 11:21 AM Re: Operating Printshop Mail 6 on Windows 7 [Re: Greko1]
Raphael Lalonde Lefebvre OL Expert Registered: 10/14/05 Posts: 4956 Loc: Objectif Lune Montreal	Greko1, PrintShop Mail 6 doesn't officially supports Windows 7, and you might experience issues running PSM6 on Windows 7. I would strongly suggest that you upgrade to PrintShop Mail 7. You can download it here: http://www.objectiflune.com/OL/en-US/Download/Demo/PrintShopMailSuite.aspx Once you have it installed, from the Help menu, you'll be able to get to the upgrade page to upgrade your dongle to be compatible with version 7. Regards, Raphaël Lalonde-Lefebvre
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#56398 - 10/16/18 01:42 PM Re: Operating Printshop Mail 6 on Windows 7 [Re: Greko1]
Peter190467 OL Newbie Registered: 10/06/18 Posts: 2	hi Raphaël I have the same problem, but with windows 10 with my printshopmail 7. I can not install on my windows 10 computer, and on my other windows 10 computer install works, but it doest start. what do I miss ? _________________________ Peter G
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