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Catfish · 02-16-14, 02:20 PM

As far as i know Frontpage should run on it without problem (?)

Almost all 32bit programs should, with a few exceptions, mostly regarding hardware and drivers.
What does it say when you try to install it ?

When you have Win 7 professional or 'ultimate' 64 bit, you can also mount a virtual machine, it is not Hyperview yet but works similarly, called Virtual PC.
You can download it for free, since it is not on the OS install disk -

update edit: Hmm ok, some say it does not work with WIn7, some say it does. Seems there are some restrictions in live updates, but since i do not use it .. Of course when you install virtual pc and have FP be running on a virtual XP system there should be no problem.

Another idea would be the successor of FP, "Expression web", or to use an entirely different WYSIWYG web editor, like "Serif X6" or 7. I use the #6 myself, it is a very good and easy program, and 'relatively' cheap (around 80 Euros, here in Europe).

Greetings,
Catfish

02-16-14, 02:20 PM	#4
Catfish Dipped Squirrel Operative Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: ..where the ocean meets the sky Posts: 17,820 Downloads: 38 Uploads: 0	As far as i know Frontpage should run on it without problem (?) Almost all 32bit programs should, with a few exceptions, mostly regarding hardware and drivers. What does it say when you try to install it ? When you have Win 7 professional or 'ultimate' 64 bit, you can also mount a virtual machine, it is not Hyperview yet but works similarly, called Virtual PC. You can download it for free, since it is not on the OS install disk - update edit: Hmm ok, some say it does not work with WIn7, some say it does. Seems there are some restrictions in live updates, but since i do not use it .. Of course when you install virtual pc and have FP be running on a virtual XP system there should be no problem. Another idea would be the successor of FP, "Expression web", or to use an entirely different WYSIWYG web editor, like "Serif X6" or 7. I use the #6 myself, it is a very good and easy program, and 'relatively' cheap (around 80 Euros, here in Europe). Greetings, Catfish Last edited by Catfish; 02-16-14 at 02:32 PM.