Posts by Karen Wright8

Chris Murphy5 said:Windows 7 is garbage; Windows XP is a hundred times better. I have one question—if anyone knows the answer, please let me know.
I am currently running Windows 7 and want to go back to Windows XP, but I don't want to lose any of my files or programs on the computer. Is this possible? If anyone knows, please reach out to me directly.

Dear child, why don't you take a break... how can someone even attempt to critique an operating system when they clearly lack the basic knowledge to install one in the first place?🙏

I also have FOX on my third channel, but I don't go around calling it "the third" either.

Joseph Murphy7 said:I have a Lenovo R61i laptop running Windows XP Professional.
The processor is 1500 MHz and it has 2 GB of RAM; I am not entirely sure about the rest of the components since I bought it from a friend who brought it over from Germany, and it was only two months old at the time.
Does anyone here happen to know, or perhaps have experience with something similar, regarding how this machine would handle Windows 7? Specifically, would it support Windows 7?

If it works for them, it will work for you.😍

Exactly

Come on, let me know how the fishing trip went.😂

Increasing the RAM a bit wouldn't hurt, though even with just a single gig of memory, Windows still manages to run.

Here is the exact program you have been searching for.

wiredharbor22 said:Wait, did Mike send a PM? 🤣 🙏

That was my first thought as well.😂

Kate Ramos3 for President!!!!!! 😍

I happen to be one of those "new" Windows 7 users myself. I can honestly say I am quite satisfied with the performance, especially considering I am running this on just 1GB RAM and an Intel Celeron 466. All the drivers were installed automatically without any hassle... truly excellent...

This is an exceptionally well-chosen topic.😉

You might want to give Foxit Software a shot. It’s just as capable as Adobe, yet it doesn't hog nearly as many system resources on your PC.

My son is currently two years and ten months old. Lately, he has been complaining about sudden, sharp pains in his heel; it hits him out of nowhere, though the discomfort seems to pass just as quickly as it arrived. He has also experienced a significant growth spurt recently. Could this rapid physical development be the underlying cause, or is there something more serious that warrants medical concern? 😢

Here are all my purebred Midwesterners...

🤷Where on earth is Outlook Express in Windows 7? And where have they hidden the email settings? Go ahead, feel free to attack me if you must, but I simply cannot find them...😲

Raymond Campbell35 said:"The Paint Bucket tool is located in the toolbar on the exact same button as the Gradient Tool. If you right-click that specific icon (it's positioned just below the history brush) -> a menu of options will pop up... from there, simply select 'Paint Bucket'."

Thank you so much!👍

Greetings.

Could someone please explain where my Paint Bucket tool went? I can't seem to find it anywhere in the interface. As a complete novice to Photoshop, I am still finding much of the layout quite unfamiliar...

Regards.

Internet Explorer 7, and occasionally Google Chrome