Click "Yes," and it actually works! Whoo Hoo! If you just minimize the Photosuite program, then nothing is passed to FastStone Once you are done with yourĮditing, you can click on the close box in the upper right corner of the Photosuite display, and it will ask if you want to save changes. Your work around worked just fine for me, or should I say "Fine4Me," except that instead of selecting "Setup.exe" as the edit program you mention in your post, you need to select "Photosuite.exe" as the external edit program. Good luck and enjoy Photo Suite as we always have The developers of FastStone have done a great job and are willing to accept donations. Click the thumbnail image once to highlight it with a blue border.Īt the top of the screen, click "Edit," hover your mouse over "Edit with External Program" then you’ll see "PhotoSuite" listed to the right, left click it once and you’re on your way as usual.Īlso, don’t forget to explore the rich features of FastStone Image Viewer, it can only enhance what you already enjoy about Photo Suite. Find any image file you want to manipulate on your drive.
You’re still inside the FastStone program. Click "OK" to close that window and return to the editing screen. You will see "PhotoSuite"Īdded to the FastView Settings/Program window. Keep clicking folders until you see the "Setup.exe," file, click the open button in the small window, and then OK. Browse to the location of MGI Photo Suite on your hard drive. Open FastStone, click the "Settings" tab near the top of the screen, click the next "Settings" tab from the pull-down menu.Ĭlick the "Programs" button (second from the right) [Here you are designating an external, aka Third-Party program, to use as a secondary editing program inside FastStone.Ĭlick the "Add" button near the bottom of that window. Install MGI Photo Suite then do nothing more with it.ĭownload and install the current version (4.3) of FastStone Image Viewer (freeware for personal use). This works on my laptop’s Windows 7 Home Edition 64-bit and the desktop Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit OS. This will suffice until a more solid workaround I have discovered a reliably stable Windows 7 workaround to our experiences of Photo Suite closing when we click the "open file" button. Hello Fellow MGI Photo Suite Ver 4 devotees.
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