DIS also has a few other issues opening image files beyond about 2GB, resolutions restrictions, and a few quirks with 4K displays that reflect how far PC's have come in the last decade that it is hard to fault to program for as well. It's old. A few approaches I've successfully used to keep my access to DIS Do an install of Build , install DIS and any other apps that still look for 32bit IE pieces I've run across a few that I really didn't care about but your mileage may vary. Do the upgrade to the most current version of Windows and them make a disk image of that "clean" build in case you need to do a future restore. This is my preferred method as I do often test software on my system and occasionally have to restore to baseline.
Applications Microsoft Digital Image Suite Windows By the end of a week in Myanmar, we had clicked our way through 1, photos and were seriously in need of a photo organizer. Fortunately, we had Microsoft's Digital Image Suite--a slick application trio designed specifically for sorting, labeling, editing, and sharing digital photos.
Tutorial Digital Image 2006 Suite Editor
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