Software Support

I have a software (McMillan Dictionary) that is not running in Win Xp/SP2 but
I can run it in WinXp/SP1.Does Win XP 64bit support my software? If No what
would I do ?
Thank You
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Ebrahim Azimi

Jeff
Tue Nov 29 10:58:33 CST 2005

On 29/11/2005 Azimi wrote:

> I have a software (McMillan Dictionary) that is not running in Win
> Xp/SP2 but I can run it in WinXp/SP1.Does Win XP 64bit support my
> software? If No what would I do ?
> Thank You

You need to check with the software author.

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Jeff Gaines

Colin
Tue Nov 29 11:00:07 CST 2005

You may need to ask the software vendor if it runs on x64. Certainly, x64
will not solve any problem that would prevent the program from running on XP
SP2.

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"Azimi" <telephonesystem@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have a software (McMillan Dictionary) that is not running in Win Xp/SP2
>but
> I can run it in WinXp/SP1.Does Win XP 64bit support my software? If No
> what
> would I do ?
> Thank You
> --
> Ebrahim Azimi

Andre
Tue Nov 29 11:03:34 CST 2005

Thats gonna be difficult to determine, the best way to find out is to
contact the software publisher to find out if it is supported on Windows
x64. Also, certain applications that are 32 bit may use a 16 bit installer
which is not supported on Windows x64.
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"Azimi" <telephonesystem@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:14FF9B7E-5AE2-4ED9-AA8B-FA9DF1B436E9@microsoft.com...
>I have a software (McMillan Dictionary) that is not running in Win Xp/SP2
>but
> I can run it in WinXp/SP1.Does Win XP 64bit support my software? If No
> what
> would I do ?
> Thank You
> --
> Ebrahim Azimi

Rick
Tue Nov 29 11:28:07 CST 2005

Your first course of action should be to contact the company that makes
the dictionary. Or use Google.

Does this information relate to your problem?

http://www.macmillandictionary.com/aboutcdfaq.htm#XP2


Azimi wrote:
> I have a software (McMillan Dictionary) that is not running in Win Xp/SP2 but
> I can run it in WinXp/SP1.Does Win XP 64bit support my software? If No what
> would I do ?
> Thank You

John
Tue Nov 29 11:59:11 CST 2005

There are a number of free dictionaries that work on x64. Try a search on
dictionary on this site http://www.betanews.com/ I don't remember which
one an earlier poster found worked, think it was the first (then). They
don't help with spelling in OE.


"Azimi" <telephonesystem@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:14FF9B7E-5AE2-4ED9-AA8B-FA9DF1B436E9@microsoft.com...
>I have a software (McMillan Dictionary) that is not running in Win Xp/SP2
>but
> I can run it in WinXp/SP1.Does Win XP 64bit support my software? If No
> what
> would I do ?
> Thank You
> --
> Ebrahim Azimi