To find the “ProgramData” folder in Part 1 of the tutorial, I went to the Windows search and entered “hidden”, clicking on the “Show hidden files and folders” that popped up as I was typing.Although the tutorial has a couple of ways to find the hidden folders, I found them easily by following these steps: Part 1 of the tutorial was the most difficult for me because the files that needed to be backed up are hidden. Special steps need to be taken to prevent the new version from writing over the older version whenever access to each version is desired.īefore performing any update, be sure to back-up your library! When a new version of Silhouette Studio is installed on a PC, it normally writes over the currently installed version. Updating V4 also became necessary and was successfully completed without disturbing V3. I have had V3 and V4 on my computer for months, but find myself using V4 most often, especially as V3 becomes more of a legacy.
#SILHOUETTE STUDIO V3.2 INSTALL#
That is what prompted me to make sure I had both versions available on my PC.Īn instructive tutorial ( Tutorial: Install Multiple Versions of Silhouette Studio on One Computer) along with my more technology-savvy husband proved to be essential for me to accomplish the task of installing two versions of Silhouette Studio on my PC. Because I was attending the Version 4 class, I wanted to have both versions on my laptop so I could follow along in every class. Because instructors did not have time to rework their lesson plans or change their handouts, all the sessions were presented in V3 except one: Overview of Silhouette Studio Version 4.
#SILHOUETTE STUDIO V3.2 SOFTWARE#
Since some of my clients choose not to update, it is helpful to run the same version of software for demonstration as they have on their computer.įurthermore, Studio V4.0 was released in May just before the All Things Silhouette Conference. When there is no deadline, the newer version of the software may be used to learn and practice.Īlso, I have found it necessary to have two versions on my PC for teaching purposes. Thus, an older, familiar version of Silhouette Studio may be the preferred choice. When a crafter or business owner has a project to complete, familiarity will reduce production time which may be critical for meeting deadlines. Why would anyone want or need multiple versions? When a new version of Studio is released, it may take some time to become familiar with the look and placement of the commands. It’s true! To learn how, Let’s Go Silhouetting….
#SILHOUETTE STUDIO V3.2 HOW TO#
When Silhouette America releases a new version of Silhouette Studio, do you hesitate to update your software? Are you afraid that it will take too long to learn how to use a new version? Do you wonder if there are any bugs that will prevent you from completing your projects? Would you rather stay with what is familiar, even when a new version comes with wonderful new features? Did you know that you can have more than one version of Silhouette Studio on your computer? Although easier for Mac users, it is not impossible for a PC owner to install multiple versions.
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