On Sat Nov-21-2015 17:05, Paul Quinn (3:640/384) wrote to Roger Nelson:   
      
    PQ> On 20 Nov 15 19:35, you wrote to Joe Delahaye:   
      
    RN>> My recollection of PhotoShop, which is gathering dust with the   
    RN>> rest of some of my DVD/CDs, is that it prefers to be on another   
    RN>> drive/partition than the boot drive.   
      
    JD>> What if you have only one drive with one partition?     
      
    RN> Then you would have to reread what I wrote above.  (-:   
      
    PQ> Would you consider using SUBST to regain use of PhotoShop?  I note   
    PQ> that that DOS utility is still in Windows 8.1, so it may be in the   
    PQ> Win-whatever version that you have.   
      
   I didn't mean to mislead -- well, Joe just a little bit.  (-:  The PhotoShop I   
   have is for Windows and although it can be installed on the root drive, the   
   docs say it performs better if installed on another.  It's no big deal for me   
   as I have 3 drives, but at the time I tried it, I couldn't quite master the   
   art of making photo layers look different.  I then got involved in the   
   computer business and that took up all of my free time.   
      
   Anyway, I have two copies of Windows 7 and one Windows 10 -- all Professional   
   editions.  One of my eligible drives for Windows 10 I have disabled as far as   
   upgrading to it goes.  I already have it on the 3rd drive and can boot to   
   either.  Windows 10 won't run my checkbook program (MS MONEY), so I have to   
   boot to Windows 7 in orderto run it.   
      
   I have missed your taglines.   
      
      
   Regards,   
      
   Roger    
   --- timEd/386 1.10.y2k+ Windows 10   
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