Is there a free version of Paint Shop Pro for Win-7 Home Premium 64bit?

[klrman]

Is there a free version Paint Shop Pro that doesn't expire for windows 7 home premium 64 bit?

My Wife was so disappointed when PPS 4.1 would not install on her new pc.

 

[USAFRet]

No. PSP (which I have used since v3(?)) is a paid product.

Free alternative?
Paint.net.

Yes, it is different, but it is very good.

 

[DelroyMonjo]

I believe there is a trial version if you just search for it.

 

[DelroyMonjo]

If you want FREE, get GIMP. Extremely full featured image editing and manipulation. Again, just search for it.

 

[klrman]

No. PSP (which I have used since v3(?)) is a paid product.

Free alternative?
Paint.net.

Yes, it is different, but it is very good.

Do you know if Paint.net has a clone brush like PSP? That is the one
thing she really wants.

 

[klrman]

If you want FREE, get GIMP. Extremely full featured image editing and manipulation. Again, just search for it.

Would you happen to know if it has a clone brush like PSP?

 

[USAFRet]

Also, current versions of PSP can often be found on sale quite cheaply. Sometimes $40 or so.

Up to you.
Paint.net
GIMP
many, many other free image editing applications.

 

[klrman]

Also, current versions of PSP can often be found on sale quite cheaply. Sometimes $40 or so.

Up to you.
Paint.net
GIMP
many, many other free image editing applications.

If all else fails, I will buy PSP thanks.

 

[USAFRet]

No. PSP (which I have used since v3(?)) is a paid product.

Free alternative?
Paint.net.

Yes, it is different, but it is very good.

Do you know if Paint.net has a clone brush like PSP? That is the one
thing she really wants.

It works a little different, but yes.
http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/CloneStamp.html

 

[USAFRet]

No. PSP (which I have used since v3(?)) is a paid product.

Free alternative?
Paint.net.

Yes, it is different, but it is very good.

Do you know if Paint.net has a clone brush like PSP? That is the one
thing she really wants.

It works a little different, but yes.
http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/CloneStamp.html

 

[klrman]

No. PSP (which I have used since v3(?)) is a paid product.

Free alternative?
Paint.net.

Yes, it is different, but it is very good.

Do you know if Paint.net has a clone brush like PSP? That is the one
thing she really wants.

It works a little different, but yes.
http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/CloneStamp.html

I owe you one USAFRet!!! The happy look on my wifes face was priceless once I downloaded it and she saw your clone link. A very BIG thank you!!!

 

[USAFRet]

No. PSP (which I have used since v3(?)) is a paid product.

Free alternative?
Paint.net.

Yes, it is different, but it is very good.

Do you know if Paint.net has a clone brush like PSP? That is the one
thing she really wants.

It works a little different, but yes.
http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/CloneStamp.html

I owe you one USAFRet!!! The happy look on my wifes face was priceless once I downloaded it and she saw your clone link. A very BIG thank you!!!

Coolness. I use PSP and Paint.net almost daily.

 

[DelroyMonjo]

Thanx for the link, USAFRet. I may have to d/l that myself. I find PSP to have a clumsy interface.

 

[rvalongo]

Is there a free version Paint Shop Pro that doesn't expire for windows 7 home premium 64 bit?

My Wife was so disappointed when PPS 4.1 would not install on her new pc.

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Solution: Just install PSP4.1 in a 32bit machine, then copy the directory (Paint Shop Pro) installed at Program Files, then take this directory to the 64bit machine and run the "psp.exe" file located in that directory. It worked for me.
I'll never give up using PSP4.1 ... It's the best compact editor imaging.

 

[klrman]

rvalongo........IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seriously, you are a genius man because I just about tried everything and could not get it to work. That was such a brilliant solution. I forgot about this thread I started and just came back today to have a look and there is your answer. Thanks a million and then some