Usually, if you use a standard installer, this is taken care of in a way that is not visible to the user. So, 32bit apps install to 'Program Files' on a 32 bit system while 'Program Files' is re-directed to 'SysWow64' for 32bit apps on a 64bit system and remains 'Program Files' for 64bit apps on that system. So, each platform's natural bitness is supported in an equal manner on both systems and the processsor emulation is treated as the special case!
You have to counter for this if you install things manually - or, by script(?).
Tony. . .
"Alain Bourgeois" <brilspam00[ at ]skynet.be> wrote in message news:467B029A.FC5CC1E5[ at ]skynet.be...
[Quoted Text] > Dear all, > > I have a win xp (32 bits) application running without any problem on >50 > PC's. > This application consists of an executable (in program files) and from > several dll's in %windir%\system32. > > The dll's from system32 are found without any problem on win'32 systems. > However, if I launch the exe on the win-64 computer, he claims he can't > find the dll. > > Does someone know why???? (there is no %windir%\system64 directory :( ) > > Regards, > Alain
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