After you stopped supporting my epson adobe PhotoDeluxe. why should I buy another for an unspecified time?

I feel that your PC is having 64-bit windows and you have installed 32-bit software. better to uninstall it and again install a 64-bit software.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-windows_programs/adobe-photodeluxe-20-compatibility/2ea3ed8e-2942-4781-bfde-08d50d29a1ed

Adobe Photodeluxe is no longer maintained or supported by the company, the product that replaces it is adobe photoshop elements, you could also use compatibility mode.

TRY AP3

maybe it requires for an update when clicking your photos. reinstall the application of adobe photo deluxe
here's the link
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?hexID=828a

then upgrade your default browser or install a newer version of it.

I found this solution on another forum and it worked for me. I have Adobe Photodeluxe 4 on a vista OS and got the same RAM error. I tried the "change the virtual memory" fix and that did not work. Then I found this: Right click on the Adobe Photodeluxe icon on the desktop and choose Properties, click on the Compatibility tab and choose run this progam in Windows XP service pack 2 mode. It worked for me!







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I just got Photo deluxe 2.0 to work on a new computer (bought Feb. 2010) with Windows 7, and I don’t even have a .setup file. This was a program that came with an HP years ago when they included a lot of software. I had simply dragged and dropped the program onto a CD. Since then I loaded and ran it on my XP without problem. Now with Windows 7 I got the ‘not enough RAM’ message and tried everything suggested on several blogs without luck. To fix the problem I right clicked on the .exe file and selected ‘properties’. Went to ‘compatibility’ then checked ‘run this program in compatibility mode for:’ and selected, ‘windows 98 / windows me’. Boy was I happy to see it up and running again. Hope this helps someone out there, this is a great program. I’ve used the newer versions and they are WAY too complicated for my usage.

I purchased a new computer which was Vista..It also told me the same thing. I deleted it because I knew I had the memory..I did that 3 times then finally it worked..

No. These cameras store images in a JPEG format (PV-SD5000 can also store images in the TIFF format) and can be used with any software package that can open a JPEG or TIFF image.

No. These cameras store images in a JPEG format (PV-SD5000 can also store images in the TIFF format) and can be used with any software package that can open a JPEG or TIFF image.