BP> 13 Nov 2015 08:32, Roger Nelson wrote to Benny Pedersen:
 
BP>RN>> D'Bridge won't run in a 64-bit OS.
BP>BP>> funny in windows 7 64bit, bing.exe was still 32bit :=)
 
BP>RN> I don't know what bing.exe is, Benny,
 
BP> bing.exe is the on computer "search engine with weather report and time
BP> watch" :=)
 
+1  -1  I'm not running Windows XP.
 
BP>RN> but I can tell you that 32-bit
BP>RN> programs will run in a 64-bit OS.
 
BP> its just silly using more memory since dll is then needed to be both
BP> 32bit and 64bit, if it all was just 64bit you would save ram to be used
BP> to have less swapfile on drive c
 
-1
 
BP> and then the computer would by this be much more fast with running
BP> programs
 
BP>RN> Now if you meant binkd, of course
BP>RN> it will run in 64-bit like any other 32-bit program.
 
-1  All of my programs run when executed.
 
BP> aslong users dont care microsoft will have to make 32bit works in 64bit
BP> os, sadly the most stupid users loose anyway
 
-1  No one is perfect.
 
BP>RN> I've had
BP>RN> Microsoft advise me to install the 32-bit Microsoft Office 2013 on
BP> my
BP>RN> son-in-law's computer,
 
BP> thay are misguiding you there, thay only needed to recompile there closed
BP> sources to 64bit
 
-1  The have to perfect what they have, first.
 
BP>RN> which is running Windows 7 64-bit because it
BP>RN> wouldn't cause any problems.
 
BP> exect that you need more ram, and it is more unstable, it cost nothing ?
BP> :)
 
-1  I have "more" RAM.
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

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