As far as I know, Dell OEM Paintshop Pro is the trial version, and the CD would have the software that was initially installed. I don't think you can get a non trial version free, though as the current version is Paintshop pro X (or 10), you might be able to pick up a version 8 quite cheaply from , e.g. ebay. Corel bought Jasc and hence are now the company that sells paintshop pro (and photo album).
As for the shortcut icon being different from what you had previously, I don't know why it would be, but you can always change the icon for a shortcut if you don't like the one you have (right click the short cut, click properties, click change icon).
yeah but I don't understand. The Paint Shop Pro 8 I used to have had the shortcut icon of a cup or glass with paintbrushes in it and it would go on forever, no trial at all ending. It might not be paint shop pro. If it isn't then I don't know what it is.
Perhaps you mean MS Paint, which is part of Windows? I suggest that from the description you give of its shortcut icon. If so, it is mspaint.exe in your \Windows\system32 folder.
Make a shortcut to that and see if it opens what you're used to.
yep! That's it! I found it in the location you mentioned and I was wrong about the name of the program, it is just simply "Paint." I just forgot the name of the program, lol. Thanks! :smileyhappy:
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As for the shortcut icon being different from what you had previously, I don't know why it would be, but you can always change the icon for a shortcut if you don't like the one you have (right click the short cut, click properties, click change icon).
http://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=Corel3/Products/Display
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Make a shortcut to that and see if it opens what you're used to.
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