From the Product Drop-down menu, choose Paint Shop Pro 7, 8 or 9.Note: If you have a Dell Computer please select the Dell edition of your program.Ħ. Once the utility has completed downloading, browse to the location of the saved file. Save the ZapJasc.exe to a location where you will be able to easily find the file. A window will open asking where you wish to save the file. A window will open asking you want you want to do with the file. Left-Click on the following link, or copy and paste it into the address bar of your web browser:Ģ. If Paint Shop Pro is running, close it prior to beginning this procedure.ġ. The next time Paint Shop Pro is launched, it will recreate the settings and behave like a fresh installation. This following procedure will delete these registry settings. It is possible that the problem you are experiencing is related to a corruption in the Paint Shop Pro registry settings.
Thank you for contacting Corel technical support. I only have the trial version and am not about to buy it if I can't save a jpg! Here is their reply to me: Well, it saves the file name but NO photo. Save As command to resave into a new directory. Go into a file and pull up a jpg photo I took with my 10D, tweaked This should correct any registry entries that are pointing to the wrong location for the file.I use Paint Shop Pro 9 now. Instead of selecting PSP from the list, click the Browse button and locate PSP.EXE, and use that to launch the file. This should bring up a list of all applications on your PC. Either way, this is the menu item below the list of possible applications). Instead, select Other (I think - I'm working on a 2k PC right now so some of the menu names might be a bit different.
When you right-click & select Open With, do not select PSP 9. If you don't want PSP set permanently as the default, remove this setting afterwards.Ģ. There's a good chance this will correct the registry entry. In the PSP9 preferences, set PSP9 as the default application to open jpg files. The registry key that controls this may not be removed when you uninstall PSP9, so when you reinstall it the same faulty key is used.ġ. This is more likely to happen if you haven't installed PSP in the default directory, but sometimes Windows just gets confused. It sounds like just a file association problem on your PC. I don't have this problem with PSP9 on my XP Pro sp2 PC.
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