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Paint Shop Pro Photo X2 Question

17 years ago

Hi,

It is Christmas night and

I got Paint shop pro photo ultimate x2.

Does anyone know if this has a paint program in it like

the old paint shop pro 7? I like to play with photos but

I mainly like to do my own artwork.

If not can you suggest a program that has brushes etc?

and doesn't cost 359 dollers!??

I had installed psp7 on vista and had to uninstall it.

Thanks, and hope you had a great holiday!

sheshe

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urlee
17 years ago
Maybe this will help you?

Here is a link that might be useful: PSP PX2
sheshe
Original Author
17 years ago
Thank you Urlee.
It looks`like there is a paint program in it. And it surely
looks like a great photo editor. I also checked out Corel
Painter Essentials 4. The brushes are more extensive. It is totally about painting and looks like a tablet and pen would
be useful. Now this is a tough call. They both have advantages.
sheshe
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mike_g_
17 years ago
Just saw this and ordered Paint Shop Pro Photo X2. I have PSP 7 & X so I got the upgrade price

Looks like it has some stuff I wanted like Painter 4

Mike G
urlee
17 years ago
Mike,
Hope you keep in touch and let us know how it compares with our old time favorite PSP's made by Jasc before Corel took over.

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