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    64 bit

    Does Alpha5V8 work on 64 bit machines?
    Greg

    #2
    Re: 64 bit

    Greg,

    If you mean will it run on a 64 bit machine then yes--but only at 32 bit (a compatibility setting would have to be used as it would with most software running on such an architecture) as Alpha is a 32 bit software design tool. But it will not run on a 16 bit hardware such a palm or handheld device. Different software for different hardware.

    If you mean will Alpha create 64 bit software then the answer would be no.
    Mike
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    It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see.
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      #3
      Re: 64 bit

      Mike,
      Thanks for responding.
      Do you know how to set this switch for 64 bit?
      Also, someday I would think all software will be rewritten for 64 bit. We can't be stuck on 32 bit forever, would you agree?
      Greg

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        #4
        Re: 64 bit

        Greg,

        Do you know how to set this switch for 64 bit?
        With whatever OS you are using I am sure a google search would produce that information. I just know that WinXP has had a 64 bit OS available for quite some time but it's rare when I hear of anyone using it....it would have to be a very special case as there are few softwares that can use 64 bit. Which leads me to your other question---I agree that eventually things will swing toward 64 bit but the question is when...could be quite some time until a demand is "created" by OS makers to have such happen by putting out or having software made that requires it. Way too much speculation for me!! :)
        Mike
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        It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see.
        Henry David Thoreau
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          Re: 64 bit

          does anyone know if the v8 amyuni driver will work on a server 2003 64 bit server - note: we are using T/S exclusively, so there is no workstation. Currently we have 2003 32, but are planning to get a new server, and maybe go to 64 bit. I know Alpha had to get a new one for version 10, since the one in V9 would not work.
          Cole Custom Programming - Terrell, Texas
          972 524 8714
          [email protected]

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            Re: 64 bit

            Originally posted by martinwcole View Post
            does anyone know if the v8 amyuni driver will work on a server 2003 64 bit server - note: we are using T/S exclusively, so there is no workstation. Currently we have 2003 32, but are planning to get a new server, and maybe go to 64 bit. I know Alpha had to get a new one for version 10, since the one in V9 would not work.
            Yes. If you use quickbooks and do a upgrade it will break pdf. Just reinstall a5 & all will be good again.

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              #7
              Re: 64 bit

              most excellent news - thanks
              Cole Custom Programming - Terrell, Texas
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              [email protected]

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