Will PS7 install on Windows 7 64bit?

Has anyone installed Photoshop 7.0 on Windows 7 64bit with success?
Are there any actions I need to know before attemoting to install it...or any errors I might get and how to remedy them?
I'm not too technical so any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance, I'm about to buy a new PC with Win7 but can't afford to upgrade my ancient PS7 (and it fills my needs so why bother anyway).

It should install and run fine as long as your hard drive is not bigger than 1TB.
Photoshop versions photoshop 7 and earlier can't see a hard drive over 1TB and you'll get a scratch disk full error.
Right now i have photoshop 7 and photoshop elements 2 installed on a 64 bit version of windows 8.
(they are both from the same time period around 2002)
Once you get photoshop 7 installed you should also install the 7.01 update.
(scroll the page down about 3 quarters of the way)
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=39&platform=Windows

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