Ok, buddies.
Time for both of you to learn something new.
Try to view this page:
http://www.upshot.com/login/javatest...avavmtest.html
in both IE-32 and IE-64.
In IE-32 you will see a spinning (Java) triangle.
In IE-64 you will see a red "x".
See what I mean?
There is no Java (Sun) support yet for IE-64.
There exists Java x64 but it still doesn't support IE-64.

Carlos
"Tony Sperling" <> escribió en el mensaje de
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>I don't think the 'web' cares about 'bitness'. Sun, Macromedia and Mac
> obviously does - I suspect it is largely because of ActiveX?
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> Tony. . .
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> "Carlos" <> wrote in message
> news:1FC4C40D-2946-48EC-A86C-...
>> There's also no Java support for IE 64-bit yet, only for IE 32-bit.
>> I am not sure about the activeX controls, whether they would work or not.
>> Carlos
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>> "Mark H" wrote:
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>> > Yes.
>> > The web is not ready for 64-bit, so many add-ons like Flash will not
> work.
>> >
>> > Otherwise, no.
>> >
>> > "Don" <> wrote in message
>> > news:CC0FC098-CE2C-4D35-9B8D-...
>> > > Hey gang,
>> > >
>> > > I am just curious, on your experience, with using 64 bit Internet
>> > Explorer,
>> > > and Windows Media Player.
>> > >
>> > > Do you see any significant difference, in using the above versus
>> > > their
> 32
>> > > bit counterparts?
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>> > > --
>> > > Don
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