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      07-15-2010
Hi there, thanks.
Hoping to get more insight into the 64-32bit aspect of the win7 OS.
 
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      07-15-2010
Welcome pkskenny!

You can find much information on that topic in the Support, Installation and Drivers sections of the forum.

Feel free to ask anything.
 
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Thanks, I seem to need to settle in to find where to go for what I need to know.
 
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