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Originally posted by BlackCat45
Well, it certainly runs on my 64 bit Vista, but it installs as a 32 bit program. I guess what they mean by "64-bit compatible" is the fact that it can run on a 64 bit machine. That's all I can guess
64 bit compatible doesn't mean anything other than that: it means it's compatible. Now if they had said "64 bit version" or "built for 64 bit" or something similar, then I would understand. Compatible just means it works, doesn't mean it was optimized for it
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