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Thread ID: 120555	2011-09-14 04:21:00	Windows 7 and ACDSee	Thomas01 (317)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1230888	2011-09-14 04:21:00	Nothings perfect - I like my nice new computer and windows7 but have found that it will not run ACDSee3.1 And that is BAD. I have later versions of ACDSee that work OK but 3.1 is the one that handles captions so well and is the one I much prefer. When I try to run ACDSee3.1 absolutely nothing happens. Any ideas? Tom	Thomas01 (317)
1230889	2011-09-14 04:25:00	Wrong forum but have you tried right clicking and run as administrator?	Gobe1 (6290)
1230890	2011-09-14 04:29:00	Ask on the ACDSee site. Or send them an email	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1230891	2011-09-14 05:51:00	Yes I have sent ACDSee an email and it will probably take them a few days to reply. But a strange facet! I bought myself one of those cheap small notebooks recently - it also runs win7 but a very basic edition. Checking it a few minutes ago I found ACDSee v3.1 that I put on it and had absolutely no problems. So Win7 must be able to run the thing. Which means I am doing something wrong. What? Tom PS I'll stay on this forum for now.	Thomas01 (317)
1230892	2011-09-14 08:06:00	I think gobe1 meant you posted it in the chat forum instead of the help one.	icow (15313)
1230893	2011-09-14 08:17:00	I think gobe1 meant you posted it in the chat forum instead of the help one. Yep I realised that but still OK Tom	Thomas01 (317)
1230894	2011-09-14 09:51:00	Well it looks as though we have arrived. ACDSee3.1 is running. Dunno how I did it but I did try reinstalling it - made some changes to what I did before - and also was on the look out for being treated as an administrator, which I spotted and activated. OK I don't really know what I did that cured the problem but I feel chuffed with myself. Thanks for those who helped me. Tom	Thomas01 (317)
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