Darrellg
Fri Mar 10 19:28:01 CST 2006
Hello,
This can depend on how IE is started. There are many, many ways that IE
can be started and it is possible that some of the ways will start 32-bit
IE and some of the ways will start 64-bit IE. Most of the default ways to
start IE should be starting 32-bit IE however there could be instances
where a 64-bit method still exists for example a 64-bit program creates a
new file association and it points to 64-bit Iexplore instead of 32-bit
Iexplore.. However it a link explicitly calls %program files%\Internet
Explorer\Iexplore.exe. Most of the file associations referred to by Dan
should start 32-bit IE.
We need more information about how IE is being started from inside OE to
determine why 64-bit IE is starting.
Is it starting via a URL? what is the URL?
Is it starting via a shortcut?
Is it started via a API call?
Is it started via a script?
Is it started via a menu item?
Is it started by a file association link like *.htm? Is so what file
extension?
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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<Charlie,
<Hmmm... that may be the case for some. However, I believe that my 64 bit
OE ("C:\Program Files\Outlook Express\msimn.exe") calls 32 bit IE for .htm
& .html ( from registered file type: HTM Action: &Open App used to perform
action:
<"C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" %1). If your
doesn't, it could be changed. :/
<--
<-Dan-
<"Charlie Russel - MVP" <charlie@mvKILLALLSPAMMERSps.org> wrote in message
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<> no, from OE it calls 64-bit IE, since OE is 64-bit. From Outlook,
however,
<> or any 32-bit application, it will call 32-bit IE.
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<> Charlie.
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http://msmvps.com/xperts64
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<> Andre Da Costa [Extended64] wrote:
<>> You are confused right? You want to click a link in Outlook Express and
<>> load 32-bit IE? Its does that already.
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<>> "PaulM" <Paul@paulsxp.com> wrote in message
<>> news:eq3h4PGRGHA.2300@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
<>>> I have not really looked into this yet, maybe it is real easy. When i
<>>> click on a link in Outlook Express it will load Iexplorer 64 bit. I
<>>> would like it to load Outlook Express 32 bit, because roboform does
not
<>>> work with Iexplorer 64 bit.
<>>>
<>>> --
<>>> ----Paul----
<>>> www.paulsxp.com
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