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DID I TELL YOU THAT THERE ARE LOTS OF 64 BIT VERSIONS OF PROGRAMS FOR WINDOWS?

 
 
ALVIN JON PUTZKE, JR
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      12-03-2009
THERE ARE LOTS OF 64 BIT VERSIONS OF PROGRAMS FOR WINDOWS THAT RUN WELL IN
WINDOWS 64 BIT MODE SO YOU DON'T NEED TO USE WINDOWS 32 BIT MODE. THAT WAY
THE COMPUTER WILL RUN WITH MORE MEMORY AND IT WILL RUN FASTER BECAUSE IT
WILL USE MORE MEMORY AND THERE WILL BE MORE MEMORY TO USE BECAUSE THE 64 BIT
VERSION WILL USE MORE MEMORY. I HOOPE THAT EXPLAINS IT.

 
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Ken Blake, MVP
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      12-03-2009
On Wed, 2 Dec 2009 16:34:57 -0800, "ALVIN JON PUTZKE, JR"
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> THERE ARE LOTS OF 64 BIT VERSIONS OF PROGRAMS FOR WINDOWS THAT RUN WELL IN
> WINDOWS 64 BIT MODE SO YOU DON'T NEED TO USE WINDOWS 32 BIT MODE. THAT WAY
> THE COMPUTER WILL RUN WITH MORE MEMORY AND IT WILL RUN FASTER BECAUSE IT
> WILL USE MORE MEMORY AND THERE WILL BE MORE MEMORY TO USE BECAUSE THE 64 BIT
> VERSION WILL USE MORE MEMORY. I HOOPE THAT EXPLAINS IT.




Please don't yell at us. We can hear you if type normally, in mixed
case.

Please list the 64-bit versions of programs that exist. Although there
will soon be more, so far there are very few.

Computers don't run faster because they use more memory. How much
memory 64-bit Windows can use is only a factor if what you are running
needs more memory than 32-bit Windows could provide.



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Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
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