Version 7, while my favorite go to program, only out does version 6 because of all of the tools it comes with. Version 6 expanded on 5 and was probably the best paint program ever created. Version 4 expanded greatly beyond version 3, but was very difficult to work with. But it still doesn't compare to versions 5,6 or 7-the versions of Paint Shop Pro that I believe are groundbreaking. The latest version, x9, has many redeeming qualities and with a bit of tweaking and getting rid of the bugs, it will probably be the first version since 7 to get my respect. All versions of Paint Shop Pro after 7 have been changed so much as to be a different program-and in my opinion, not worthy to be called Paint Shop Pro. It pretty much is a lost cause on later versions of Windows. On Windows 7 it takes a lot of work to get Paint Shop Pro 7 to run correctly. I don't care for later versions of Windows, but have used them. Paint Shop Pro 7 barely works on the Windows 7 that I use. I have been using version 7 since it first came out and still use it. I keep x5 installed to use when I need to do special color corrections or special things version 7 don't do (I also use After Shot Pro 3 for color corrections and more). I have used every version from 3 to the current x9.Įven though I have all of these versions, most of them sit as nearly unused boxes on my shelf. I've been using Paint Shop Pro since version 3.
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