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and PHD v24.7 are expensive upgrades but will most likely assist in the future upgrade to employment 25.6 (see below).

Adult v25.4 is installed and uninstalled randomly after college v18.0 and sometimes during. Often times it can take months, sometimes years, before the install is complete and configured correctly and it needs constant tweaking. One other application is required to run Adult v25.4 and that is Employment v25.6 (unless Wealth v2.5a has been installed sometime since Baby v1.0).

There are hundreds of options, upgrades, drivers and add-ins for this program not to mention peripheral devices. A popular option for this program isLover v2.9 which can be installed multiple times and upgraded to Spouse v3.2.

If either of these programs fails to run as expected be very careful uninstalling Lover v2.9 and/or Spouse v3.2 especially if you have installed Wealth v2.5a because you will lose all your data particularly if you have multiple installs. And of course either of these programs may install Baby v1.

Retirement v65.2 is the ultimate goal of all previous programs. If all other programs have run successfully then this application will install automatically and with no glitches. That almost never happens though. Most people when running Employment v25.6 disregard the suggested settings of the 401k add-in spec. If that's the case you will be forced to down grade to a smaller machine and give up some peripheral devices besides being forced to install SSN v67.3.

Ending a program prematurely can result in loss of all data sharing on the network. Peripheral devices are optional. Please be advised that all these programs can be run more than once and can be run simultaneously although it is recommended that as few as possible be run at the same time.

Good luck and if all else fails, just reboot!

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