Thanks for that! (I think.lol.) IF one is hooked on Creator 6.what can one do? Other than keep an archaic system running XP without upgrading whatsoever.which then can cause problems. (sigh) Why do they (Roxio/Windows) do this to us??

So.what are the best upgrades from Creator 6? The biggest complaint thus far with the latest version of Roxio (10 I think). Other than having to retrain one's mind around everything that they got used to.is the label creator totally sucks. Suggestions & comments would be awesome! Comments on what you all upgraded to from Creator 6.and/or if there is a stand-alone label creator that one can use instead of Roxio 10? Thanks again everyone! Version 10 is two years old, and out of support [Legacy] The latest version is Creator 2010, which would have been EMC 12 if they hadn't stuffed up the naming system.

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Early versions of Label Creator still run in the later Operating Systems. I have version 5.3.5 LC running in Windows 7, and someone was trying the Label Creator from version 6 a week or so ago. I haven't heard a result back on that one yet. Sorry about that, Brendon.was being lazy with just saying '10'.and did mean 2010. Ok.with what you said.tell me would it be possible to install Creator 2010. And then install Creator 6's Label Creator.can this be done.or would the system balk and say, 'WT???

You can't do this!!' (lol) IF I can utilize Creator 6's label creator.then using Creator 2010 is not such a bad thing.and can even get that installed on Vista. BUT.if it's all going to make me pull my hair out.I might just be better off to use Creator 2010 and find some other label creator that fits the need, eh? Again.why oh why do they upgrade us like this! (lol) Kind of like when MS went from an awesome office 2003 to totally screwing it up with 2007. Nice features and all.but where the heck are the common tasks and such that I used to use??

Off my soapbox. Thanks for the help! Truly appreciate it!! Sorry about that, Brendon.was being lazy with just saying '10'.and did mean 2010. Ok.with what you said.tell me would it be possible to install Creator 2010.

And then install Creator 6's Label Creator.can this be done.or would the system balk and say, 'WT??? You can't do this!!' (lol) Creator 2009 would have been EMC 11, except they changed their naming system after EMC 10. This has thrown everyone into confusion because if you just say '10' it looks like you are talking about EMC 10. - This is just explaining the problem, not hitting you over the head with it.

IF I can utilize Creator 6's label creator.then using Creator 2010 is not such a bad thing.and can even get that installed on Vista. BUT.if it's all going to make me pull my hair out.I might just be better off to use Creator 2010 and find some other label creator that fits the need, eh?

I've done it with Label Creator 5 in Windows 7 with Creator 2010, but I haven't tried it with Label Creator 6 yet. I have to go out in a few minutes, but I could try that when I come back in about 4 hours if that would help you decide what can be done. Again.why oh why do they upgrade us like this! (lol) Kind of like when MS went from an awesome office 2003 to totally screwing it up with 2007. Nice features and all.but where the heck are the common tasks and such that I used to use?? Off my soapbox. I think there are two types of customer - the one who wants the latest and fastest one with the bright lights and speed stripes and wants it NOW, and the one like you and me who is happy to have something familiar which does what we want and keeps on doing it without fuss.