On Sunday January 29, 2017 wizman said: There are currently 2 archives for this title. The smaller one consists of 3 diskette images. It is Photostyler 2.0 SE. SE (Special Edition) lacks some of the features of the retail edition yet is a fully usable program. It was once offered on several Magazine Cover Disks and some shareware sites. The larger archive I personally uploaded. It is Photostyler 2.0 RETAIL.

It consists of 6 diskettes, each extracted to its own directory. I would have liked images - but that is how I found this. Here are some serials: Photostyler 2.0 SE 15-02-2026917-2016328-2026917-2016967-2026917-2016328-202691782 Photostyler 2.0 FULL 15-0244 Laterz, AppleSeed. On Friday January 27, 2017 wizman said: PhotoStyler 2.0 has a revamped UI, is an order of magnitude faster than the 1.0 edition, and the option to open only part of an image.

It also includes the Kodak Precision Color Management System for accurate color matching between devices. List price: $795.00 Media: The installation consists of 6 diskettes.

Requires: 6Mb RAM, 80 Mb HD space, Windows 3.1 (or Windows 95) Date: Nov 02, 1993 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION The recommended system configuration for Aldus PhotoStyler 2.0 is a 486- or Pentium processor-based DOS-compatible computer, Microsoft Windows 3.1 running in enhanced mode, 8MB or more of RAM, a 200MB or larger hard drive, a color monitor, a high-resolution graphics adaptor card (a 24-bit color display system is recommended for professional quality image enhancement), and a mouse. The minimum system configuration is a 386-based DOS-compatible computer, 6MB of RAM, an 80MB hard drive, a color monitor with compatible VGA card, and a mouse or other pointing device.

Aldus PhotoStyler is a graphics software developed by the Taiwanese. 'Aldus, Adobe vie for share of Windows pie'. Simone, Luisa (February 8, 1994). Sep 19, 2012 - Hello. I have a very old photo editing program called Aldus Photostyler. It is so old that my version is on 3.5' floppies and was made to work with.

I have a very old photo editing program called Aldus Photostyler. It is so old that my version is on 3.5' floppies and was made to work with Windows 3.1 and 95. I and a number of other people still find Aldus Photostyler one of the easiest photo editing software programs to use, and quite feature packed for its time. The program could be installed pretty much without problem through Windows XP, and could be installed and used with some limitations up to Vista. However, Windows 7 will not allow me to even install the program. Does anyone know if there is any kind of patch or something available that would allow me to install Aldus Photostyler (I have version 2.0) in Windows 7? Or, can I install it using a DOS screen (don't know if Windows 7 still has anything like that) and somehow use it that way?

I really think it's a shame that this program doesn't work anymore on today's PCs. It was a very nice program, had a lot of features, but most of all was very easy to use. It didn't take a Photostyler for Dummies book just to learn the basics. I'm sure more expensive programs like Photoshop have all the same features, but I would prefer not to take the 6 months it would take me to learn to do the same things in Photoshop that I can already do in Photostyler. I like Photostyler enough that I keep Windows XP loaded on a laptop just so I can use it.

My Windows 7 version is something like Home deluxe or something like that. I have a very old photo editing program called Aldus Photostyler. It is so old that my version is on 3.5' floppies and was made to work with Windows 3.1 and 95. I and a number of other people still find Aldus Photostyler one of the easiest photo editing software programs to use, and quite feature packed for its time. The program could be installed pretty much without problem through Windows XP, and could be installed and used with some limitations up to Vista.

However, Windows 7 will not allow me to even install the program. Does anyone know if there is any kind of patch or something available that would allow me to install Aldus Photostyler (I have version 2.0) in Windows 7? Or, can I install it using a DOS screen (don't know if Windows 7 still has anything like that) and somehow use it that way? I really think it's a shame that this program doesn't work anymore on today's PCs. It was a very nice program, had a lot of features, but most of all was very easy to use.

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