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05-09-2005, 05:42 PM
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Re: OE 64-bit or what?
There's a 32-bit loader in the (x86) directory, but it's only job is,
apparently, to load the 64-bit version. As to why they _appear_ to have provided a 32-bit version, but then didn't? Sorry, you'll have to get that answer from someone inside MS, and I doubt anyone who actually knows is monitoring this NG. But we had a discussion about this very thing last week and were reliably informed that there isn't really a 32-bit version. -- Charlie. Thomas G. Madsen wrote: > Christian Hougardy (MS MVP XP) wrote: > >> OE is in 64bit, that the reason why the corrector coming with >> Office 2k3 (in 32bit) doesn't work. > > If it's pure 64-bit then why can I find it in the Program > Files(x86) folder too? Charlie Russel - MVP |
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05-09-2005, 07:10 PM
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Re: OE 64-bit or what?
"Charlie Russel - MVP" <> wrote in:
> There's a 32-bit loader in the (x86) directory, but it's only job > is, apparently, to load the 64-bit version. As to why they > _appear_ to have provided a 32-bit version, but then didn't? It seems they did provide a 32 bit version, see previous discussion. -- David R. Norton MVP <> |
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05-10-2005, 08:39 PM
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Re: OE 64-bit or what?
Charlie is correct there is no 32bit version of OE in the product.
As for a reason, all I can say is it was removed for a valid reasons and it was the correct course of action. -- -Joe Swart [MSFT] This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Please note I cannot respond to e-mailed questions. Please use these newsgroups. "Charlie Russel - MVP" <> wrote in message news:... > There's a 32-bit loader in the (x86) directory, but it's only job is, > apparently, to load the 64-bit version. As to why they _appear_ to have > provided a 32-bit version, but then didn't? Sorry, you'll have to get that > answer from someone inside MS, and I doubt anyone who actually knows is > monitoring this NG. But we had a discussion about this very thing last week > and were reliably informed that there isn't really a 32-bit version. > > -- > Charlie. > > Thomas G. Madsen wrote: > > Christian Hougardy (MS MVP XP) wrote: > > > >> OE is in 64bit, that the reason why the corrector coming with > >> Office 2k3 (in 32bit) doesn't work. > > > > If it's pure 64-bit then why can I find it in the Program > > Files(x86) folder too? > > |
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05-11-2005, 07:15 AM
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Re: OE 64-bit or what?
Thanks for the confirmation, Joe.
-- Charlie. Joe Swart [MSFT] wrote: > Charlie is correct there is no 32bit version of OE in the product. > As for a reason, all I can say is it was removed for a valid reasons > and it was the correct course of action. > > > "Charlie Russel - MVP" <> wrote in > message news:... >> There's a 32-bit loader in the (x86) directory, but it's only job is, >> apparently, to load the 64-bit version. As to why they _appear_ to >> have provided a 32-bit version, but then didn't? Sorry, you'll have >> to get that answer from someone inside MS, and I doubt anyone who >> actually knows is monitoring this NG. But we had a discussion about >> this very thing last week and were reliably informed that there >> isn't really a 32-bit version. >> >> -- >> Charlie. >> >> Thomas G. Madsen wrote: >>> Christian Hougardy (MS MVP XP) wrote: >>> >>>> OE is in 64bit, that the reason why the corrector coming with >>>> Office 2k3 (in 32bit) doesn't work. >>> >>> If it's pure 64-bit then why can I find it in the Program >>> Files(x86) folder too? |
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