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I have not really looked into this yet, maybe it is real easy. When i click
on a link in Outlook Express it will load Iexplorer 64 bit. I would like it
to load Outlook Express 32 bit, because roboform does not work with
Iexplorer 64 bit.

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That should read, would like it to load Iexplorer 32 bit, not OE32 bit.

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"PaulM" <> wrote in message
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>I have not really looked into this yet, maybe it is real easy. When i click
>on a link in Outlook Express it will load Iexplorer 64 bit. I would like it
>to load Outlook Express 32 bit, because roboform does not work with
>Iexplorer 64 bit.
>
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> ----Paul----
> www.paulsxp.com
>

You are confused right? You want to click a link in Outlook Express and
load 32-bit IE? Its does that already.
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"PaulM" <> wrote in message
news:...
>I have not really looked into this yet, maybe it is real easy. When i click
>on a link in Outlook Express it will load Iexplorer 64 bit. I would like it
>to load Outlook Express 32 bit, because roboform does not work with
>Iexplorer 64 bit.
>
> --
> ----Paul----
> www.paulsxp.com
>

No it does not load IE 32 bit, it loads IE 64 bit from OE32 when you click
on a link.

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"Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" <> wrote in message
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> You are confused right? You want to click a link in Outlook Express and
> load 32-bit IE? Its does that already.
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> "PaulM" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>I have not really looked into this yet, maybe it is real easy. When i
>>click on a link in Outlook Express it will load Iexplorer 64 bit. I would
>>like it to load Outlook Express 32 bit, because roboform does not work
>>with Iexplorer 64 bit.
>>
>> --
>> ----Paul----
>> www.paulsxp.com
>>
>
>

This is, unfortunately, something you can't change. A 64-bit application
will always call the 64-bit version of IE, and OE is 64-bit. If you're
running Outlook, however, it launches 32-bit IE.

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PaulM wrote:
> That should read, would like it to load Iexplorer 32 bit, not OE32 bit.
>
>> I have not really looked into this yet, maybe it is real easy. When i
>> click on a link in Outlook Express it will load Iexplorer 64 bit. I
>> would like it to load Outlook Express 32 bit, because roboform does not
>> work with Iexplorer 64 bit.
>>
>> --
>> ----Paul----
>> www.paulsxp.com

no, from OE it calls 64-bit IE, since OE is 64-bit. From Outlook, however,
or any 32-bit application, it will call 32-bit IE.

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Andre Da Costa [Extended64] wrote:
> You are confused right? You want to click a link in Outlook Express and
> load 32-bit IE? Its does that already.
> --
>
> "PaulM" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> I have not really looked into this yet, maybe it is real easy. When i
>> click on a link in Outlook Express it will load Iexplorer 64 bit. I
>> would like it to load Outlook Express 32 bit, because roboform does not
>> work with Iexplorer 64 bit.
>>
>> --
>> ----Paul----
>> www.paulsxp.com

The other day, IE64 put up a message saying the site I was on couldn't work
with IE64 so it was switching to IE32.
Has that ever happened to you?
It may have been a Microsoft site, which may be why it was able to sense
this and do it so effortlessly.



"PaulM" <> wrote in message
news:...
>I have not really looked into this yet, maybe it is real easy. When i click
>on a link in Outlook Express it will load Iexplorer 64 bit. I would like it
>to load Outlook Express 32 bit, because roboform does not work with
>Iexplorer 64 bit.
>
> --
> ----Paul----
> www.paulsxp.com
>

Yes. Windows Update is one place you can get this same response
everyday. If you try to do Windows Update in IE-64 it will switch to
IE-32 when the site tries to activate ActiveX because there is no 64-bit
ActiveX - only 32-bit.


DP wrote:
> The other day, IE64 put up a message saying the site I was on couldn't work
> with IE64 so it was switching to IE32.
> Has that ever happened to you?
> It may have been a Microsoft site, which may be why it was able to sense
> this and do it so effortlessly.
>
>
>
> "PaulM" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> I have not really looked into this yet, maybe it is real easy. When i click
>> on a link in Outlook Express it will load Iexplorer 64 bit. I would like it
>> to load Outlook Express 32 bit, because roboform does not work with
>> Iexplorer 64 bit.
>>
>> --
>> ----Paul----
>> www.paulsxp.com
>>
>
>

It happened with windows update. You can not use IE64.

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"DP" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> The other day, IE64 put up a message saying the site I was on couldn't
> work with IE64 so it was switching to IE32.
> Has that ever happened to you?
> It may have been a Microsoft site, which may be why it was able to sense
> this and do it so effortlessly.
>
>
>
> "PaulM" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>I have not really looked into this yet, maybe it is real easy. When i
>>click on a link in Outlook Express it will load Iexplorer 64 bit. I would
>>like it to load Outlook Express 32 bit, because roboform does not work
>>with Iexplorer 64 bit.
>>
>> --
>> ----Paul----
>> www.paulsxp.com
>>
>
>

Is that the only place you'll get that message? Or will ie64 automatically
tell you when it needs to switch to 32?




"PaulM" <> wrote in message
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> It happened with windows update. You can not use IE64.
>
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> ----Paul----
> www.paulsxp.com
> "DP" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>
>> The other day, IE64 put up a message saying the site I was on couldn't
>> work with IE64 so it was switching to IE32.
>> Has that ever happened to you?
>> It may have been a Microsoft site, which may be why it was able to sense
>> this and do it so effortlessly.
>>
>>
>>
>> "PaulM" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>>I have not really looked into this yet, maybe it is real easy. When i
>>>click on a link in Outlook Express it will load Iexplorer 64 bit. I would
>>>like it to load Outlook Express 32 bit, because roboform does not work
>>>with Iexplorer 64 bit.
>>>
>>> --
>>> ----Paul----
>>> www.paulsxp.com
>>>
>>
>>
>
>