Running older programs in Windows 7

There's a Microsoft program available which allows you to run older Help files on
your Windows system, so that older programs help can be read by modern systems that normally wouldn't be able to decode it. You may be invited to verify that your Windows is genuine, but that's no big deal.

And those notices that keep telling me that Arcsoft's PhotoStudio 5.5 has some compatibility problems with Windows 7 are not exactly right. Not only that, but while installing the driver for my Canon flatbed scanner, I also installed the older PhotoStudio 5.0 which came with it on the disk - and it works fine too! This picture below was edited using PhotoStudio 5.0 in Windows 7.

This morning's sunrise on nearby hilltops, taken on a Nikon Coolpix P510 at a zoom of 42X using the tripod and the self-timer.