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Can you download the 2022 again on this link? I don't think there is an "end date" on that page. -
By Ann Seeber · Posted
No, not really. The originals are really elaborate... -
By Daniel Hess · Posted
Curious if anybody has tried using Corel Paint Shop Pro Support at their website in the last day or more. I'm getting error messages when I select the product (PSP). Just to see, I tried the Video Studio support link and it worked fine. I've been getting all my old versions of PSP onto this computer and when done, discovered that X6 has hijacked file associations for about 30 or so file types and refuses to relinquish them. Windows not helping as it doesn't have 2022 in the list of programs with which to associate those file types. Most not significant but several PspFiletypes i.e. pspshape, pspmask, pspframe and pspbrush are in the list unfortunately. I actually think my 2022 installation was corrupted from the start...didn't realize it until this past week, but the 32 bit side never installed at all. Maybe if I uninstall and reinstall, it will fix the file associations (and the 32 bit side) but have to get Corel to reset the download end date to something that will let me grab the file. -
By Daniel Hess · Posted
It looks alot like the original movie poster. I'm betting it actually IS. -
I used a paper and a cluster by Jessica Dunn from DS/PS. Cassel's brad factory script came in handy so I could "fasten" the film strip. The other stuff was in my stash.
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