I'd also like to download the old version of Freecell.
Pet Peeve announcement: you did not answer his/her question. Telling a person that there is a version of Freecell in Windows 7 does not at all address the request for the old version. I hate it when people don't pay enough attention to the question to acknowledge what is being asked, and just go off on whatever topic they want to. That is so like a politician, and I'm so sick of them!
I'll now take the time to tell you more than you needed to know in order to tell me where one can get the old Freecell.
In Windows 7, the Freecell is crap. It's got great graphics, but:
*it's harder to play because the mouse moves have to be much more precise.
*this version abandons a basic rule, which is that play has to represent real card moves. That is, if two spaces are open, you can only shuffle around the positions of three cards. In the new one, I've shuffled around six cards when the actual card game would only allow three. It's no longer the same game.
*the old version's border flashes if you've reached a condition where there is only one move to be made and that move doesn't accomplish anything, for instance the only thing you can do is move a 7 from one 8 to another 8. The new one does not flash.
*if you decide to quit a game, a screen pops up where you have to mouse over the choices of going back to the game, starting the same game over, or starting a new game. The old game does not make you do this extra step -- the choice to stop playing has those three choices inherent in it, not in a new window that you have to mouse onto. Since my forearms are sore from the precise mouse movements I've had to use just to play, this is egregious.
So I now have a question: Do you know where I can find a copy of the XP version of Freecell to download? That's what I want. And thank you.