Well if it absolutely will not run, you may be able to do so (as others have suggested) by downloading and installing MS's XP Mode. This includes setting up a virtual machine (one of the downloads), then setting up XP mode and installing your program "on it". You may need to be running Win 7 (8?) Pro or Ultimate--of this I'm not sure. Also, have you also adjusted the properties of the executable to specify the compatibility. (Right-click on the program in its folder and use the compatibility tab to choose a "configuration" that will allow it to run.
HTH
Paul A. Shippert

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Joyce A <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>I can't get Paint Shop Pro to run on this 64-bit HP?...  I wish I 
>could!  Or in other words, how do you tweak it to run on 64-bit?
>
>Joyce
>SE Ohio
>
>
>On 3/21/2014 5:16 PM, Paul A. Shippert wrote:
>> Greetings--
>>
>> 32-bit software will run on a Windows 64-bit OS. Have you tried downloading iPhoto for Windows 7, regardless of 32- or 64- bit, and tried to install and run it.
>>
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> Paul A. Shippert
>>
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