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Any seasoned software users?

Any seasoned software users?

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Magic_Wolf_
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09-13-2016, 10:04 AM
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After a long search, I still believe MusicMatch Jukebox is the best option for me... even on Windows 10. MMJB has been discontinued for a while, but I have my Version 6.1 installer and lifetime upgrade key...lol Despite the somewhat outdated interface, it still performs all its functions as expected, even after 20 years, without the extra features of newer programs. Of course, WMP still works in Windows 10, but I dislike its layout... if I could get skins for it, I would definitely use it. I tried Media Monkey but found it clunky and not very user-friendly. Any of you who still use old software that can't be easily replaced?
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Magic_Wolf_
09-13-2016, 10:04 AM #1

After a long search, I still believe MusicMatch Jukebox is the best option for me... even on Windows 10. MMJB has been discontinued for a while, but I have my Version 6.1 installer and lifetime upgrade key...lol Despite the somewhat outdated interface, it still performs all its functions as expected, even after 20 years, without the extra features of newer programs. Of course, WMP still works in Windows 10, but I dislike its layout... if I could get skins for it, I would definitely use it. I tried Media Monkey but found it clunky and not very user-friendly. Any of you who still use old software that can't be easily replaced?

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09-13-2016, 11:43 AM
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I rely on Media Monkey to handle thousands of MP3s... a version from about 2010 functions flawlessly on Win 10. Also, LView Pro—my image viewer—appears to be around 20 years old and hasn’t been updated since then. It’s really outdated. Using Photoshop CS2 seems fine too, about 15 years old with no issues. No need for an upgrade.
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09-13-2016, 11:43 AM #2

I rely on Media Monkey to handle thousands of MP3s... a version from about 2010 functions flawlessly on Win 10. Also, LView Pro—my image viewer—appears to be around 20 years old and hasn’t been updated since then. It’s really outdated. Using Photoshop CS2 seems fine too, about 15 years old with no issues. No need for an upgrade.

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