Hello Roger!

13 Nov 2015 08:32, Roger Nelson wrote to Benny Pedersen:

 RN>> D'Bridge won't run in a 64-bit OS.
 BP>> funny in windows 7 64bit, bing.exe was still 32bit :=)

 RN> I don't know what bing.exe is, Benny,

bing.exe is the on computer "search engine with weather report and
time watch" :=)

 RN> but I can tell you that 32-bit 
 RN> programs will run in a 64-bit OS.

its just silly using more memory since dll is then needed to be both 32bit
and 64bit, if it all was just 64bit you would save ram to be used to have
less swapfile on drive c

and then the computer would by this be much more fast with running programs

 RN> Now if you meant binkd, of course 
 RN> it will run in 64-bit like any other 32-bit program.

aslong users dont care microsoft will have to make 32bit works in 64bit os,
sadly the most stupid users loose anyway

 RN> I've had 
 RN> Microsoft advise me to install the 32-bit Microsoft Office 2013 on my 
 RN> son-in-law's computer,

thay are misguiding you there, thay only needed to recompile there closed
sources to 64bit

 RN> which is running Windows 7 64-bit because it 
 RN> wouldn't cause any problems.

exect that you need more ram, and it is more unstable, it cost nothing ? :)


 Regards Benny

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