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I'd recommend doing the upgrade then asking for help here when you get to that point. Lots of super bright people hang out here and Kari is definitely our virtualization wizard. I'm pretty sure we can help you get it working to your satisfaction.
Besides, it will be fun![]()
Well, I did the upgrade and so far everything seems to work except on of my macros hangs and freezes WP. I haven't explored all the implications of that as yet (got it to work once) but ctrl-alt -del allows me to close WP and allow me to start over. Might be a work-around as simple as closing the document before closing WP. Will try to update as more info becomes available and...as always, with your forbearance, I am sure I will have questions.
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Another question:
So over the weekend I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 (upgraded as opposed to a fresh install). I have had Wordperfect X4 on Win 7 for some years and I am comfortable with it and have macros, etc., that i want to retain.
So WP seems to work fine, considering the limited testing I've done. But when I open WP I get an annoying "User Account Control" window that asks if I want to allow this app to make changes to my device/computer. If I say 'yes" everything seems to proceed noramlly but, of course if I say "no' Wordperfect doesn't load.
I suspect this message is coming from Windows 10, as nothing else will open or work until I answer yes or no. But I am new to Windows 10 and this message does not appear when I open other Corel products.
Any help would be appreciated.
One of Brink's excellent tutorial on UAC.
Enable or Disable User Account Control (UAC) in Windows
A Microsoft discussion
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...-control-works
You will notice a number of related tutorials at the end of Brink's tutorial.
Think this what you are looking for, maybe.
Create Elevated Shortcut without UAC prompt in Windows 10