Teffie
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ORIGINAL: ellengard Oh, I see. When you said, "I put the disc into the tray and let it download like I had on the previous system and yet I have no fonts." I did not know you had switched to talking about a different disc. This explains a lot of confusion. T and I thought you installed 3.0 on your Compaq, therefore we believed that the 3.0 fonts are on your Compaq, so I did not understand why you kept asking about finding these fonts. Regarding the 3.0 upgrade patch. If you already have version 3.0.5 or 3.0.6, the patch will do nothing for you. I haven't heard anything yet to confirm or deny that Win8 won't let the fonts install. An alternative solution: Install 3.0 on the Compaq. That will install the 400 fonts. Copy them to the HP. Yes, I was trying to indicate how easy it had been to install and get started using the previous Print Shop product vs. the nightmare this has been. While I have been trying to figure out how to get the fonts to load, I have discovered that I have The Print Shop 3.0 Standard Version, the most basic model, apparently, and I don't know if that has anything at all to do with the problem, however, since I did see that there was a 'patch' or an upgrade that boasted that there was an increase in user friendliness I wasn't sure if that was something that I should attempt to load to my computer to facilitate getting access to the fonts or not. Since my last post I was also able to locate the fonts folder for TPS 3.0 on my C drive, but I have no idea what to do from there or if there is anything to do from there based on the assumption that there is a compatibility issue with Windows 8. As for loading TPS 3.0 to my old 2006 Compaq system, that's not something I can do as my disc drive no longer works on the tower and I can only use the thumb drives to copy things or move things around, which tells you why I finally gave in and got myself a new computer. As indicated, my previous experience was very simple and easy, I loaded the program from the disc and started using it right away, but now it is anything but simple or easy and it seems as if half of the program that I purchased is simply dead on the computer, because if I cannot get access to it or make it work, it's useless. Again, I appreciate all your help and T's help in trying to brainstorm and come up with a way to make the program work on my computer. My ability to do so is limited to say the least so having some savvy folks looking at the problem makes me feel better. Thanks! With any luck I'll soon be able to use the program as it was designed to work!
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