Jasc Paint Shop Pro 9/Jasc Animation Studio 3 Issues

I have switched from a PC to a Mac not to long ago and I've been trying to install my Jasc Paint Shop Pro 9/Jasc Animation Studio 3 on my Mac. I have had no success. Does anyone know what I should do (other than get a new software)? Is there a place to get it converted or somewhere where I can at least legally download the Jasc Animation Studio 3?

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