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mysteriousstitch Posted - 01/27/2013 : 15:50:27

(Had accidently previously posted in the wrong thread now fixed.)

I downloaded the trial version of PC stitch since I can't afford right now to buy full version. Why disable the save feature in the full trial version? Also are their free full versions of the earlier versions of PC Stitch that are compatible with windows 7?
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mysteriousstitch Posted - 01/27/2013 : 20:56:22
Okay Thanks.
Dragonlair Posted - 01/27/2013 : 20:21:02
If the save operation were not blocked in the trial version, there would be no real reason to purchase it. All trial versions are limited in some way, either by time or by function. PCStitch is not limited by time, just function.

I believe PCStitch 9 was the first one to be totally compatible with Windows 7. PCStitch 8 was Vista compatible. However, as far as I know, PCStitch 7 and above will function properly under Windows 7.

Also, no free trial version of PCStitch is "full". All are limited and have always been so -- even when they are superseded by newer versions.

Diane
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