Whenever I try installing iDraw I get a message that says "The operating system is not supported."

I just had my computer WIPED clean and decided to put Windows7 on it. Is that the problem, and if so is there a better version of iDraw since 3? I ask because that is my favorite program and I need a very specific tool that no other graphic editor has, at least not in the same light.

I had XP before and it worked fine for me.

If Windows7 has a compatibility mode for older Windows (like XP) then try that.

But, why don't you just go back to XP?
Windows7 is still in Beta, so it's going to be kind of buggy anyway.

Well the program isn't even installed, much less able to be Ran in any mode.

After various trouble shooting and compatibility stuff, it still says the same message

Probably

Check out Paint.net. It is supposedly a good prgram but  I have never used it dude.

I have tried Paint.NET simply because any graphics edited in the new MS paint are rendered useless by rm2k.

Anyway, I was 'famous' on another site long ago because of my graphic edited, namely my recolors. While some people claim to be cood I changing colors, I did it so that you could barely see the original color.

in iDraw, where others used palette swaps, I used the dropper tool, or whatever it is called. I would make the secondary color into the color I wanted to change, then on the image click on the color I wanted to change, than hit delete or whatever. it would remove ALL of the selected color and replace it with the secondary color. and I JUST found out an even better way to make it look more like the original, cus sometimes it came out blotchy.

Anyway sorry if that is noobish and there is an alternate way out there. But palette swapping was never a good thing for me. THe program I need is one good with recoloring.

Get a not-beta OS and use the right click on the eraser tool in paint.

THe problem with the right click on the eraser tool is that it takes far to long iDraw replaced the clor on the entire image instantly.