Since Kodak is bankrupt and have no plans to update their software, it is time to move on to something that is supported.
Plan on loading your photos to your computer with a card reader on your computer.
You can buy card readers for about $10.
If your main interest is to organize your pictures, look at the free program (Picasa) from Google.
If your main interest is to edit your pictures, look at the free program Irfanview.
If you don't mind spending a few dollars (about $70). look at Adobe Photoshop Elements.
It is a very powerful program that
can be used to organize and edit your pictures.
..
I bought the Kodak Z915 a few years ago and it suits my needs. However, my older computer crashed and I now have a Lenovo laptop with Windows 7. I tried my Z915 software but it says needs to be updated, but Kodak website says they've stopped making it available as of Sept. 2012.
I have all the notes on using a memory card, but I'd prefer to get a copy of the actual software. Does anyone have a copy of Z915 software that will work with Windows 7 that they can make a copy of and send my way? Or make any other suggestions?
Thanks,
JoAnne
tenaciousrecruiter@yahoo.com

Chowhound
Comic Vine
GameFAQs
GameSpot
Giant Bomb
TechRepublic