PSE 7 and 64 bit Windows Vista

I'm looking into buying a new desktop with 64 bit windows vista installed. I currently use Photoshop Elements 7 witih 32 bit vista. Will I be able to use the PSE I have with 64 bit?

Yes, it will run in 32 bit mode on the 64 bit machine.
Juergen

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Is Palm developing a fix for 64-bit Windows Vista USB synchronization? Or is Bluetooth the only option?
jk
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Hi, and welcome to the Palm Community Forums.
Strongly doubtful, particularly since Palm OS devices are on the way out, and Vista has been around now for a few years. If no 64 bit USB drivers have been developed by now, it's a pretty good bet that they won't be. (It is not Palm's software, anyway. A Japanese company called Access owns Palm Desktop and Palm OS.)
If you have a TX, please also read the stickied threads about 64 bit synchronization...you can also use Wi-Fi. It's much faster than Bluetooth.
smkranz
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since the 'new' BootCamp 2.0 also only includes Driver support for the 32-bit Windows versions, you will get a 2nd Encounter.
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I'm looking to purchase a new PC that runs the 64-bit Windows Vista Home Premium. I'm wondering if my older programs, Premiere Pro 1.5, Photoshop 7, and Dreamweaver MX 2004 will run in the new system. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Gee, Phyllis I've read on microsofts own site that CS3 was 64 bit vista compatable and CS4 was native. I'm still on Photoshop 7 so I can't help you but on photoshop re-installs that load with messages about missing files , I search in my back up folders for the previous computer where it ran fine and copy it into my photoshop program folder.
If you google the exact missing file message you may find a site that charges for it. I'd be scared to do that, though.
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have ordered this notebook with 4GB, but the OS is Windows Vista Ultimate 32bit, meaning that I cannot use more than 3GB.
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Hi
I think this question can be answered only by a Toshiba person. This is a simply a user to user forum and you will not meet here anybody from Toshiba.
But I will provide my own opinion.
Regarding point
1) Toshiba hasnt supported the 64bit in the past and I believe it will take several times till such 64bit OS will be supported. Who knows.
2) Dont think you will receive the 64bit Toshiba DVD. If Toshiba will decided to support the 64bit drivers then you have to purchase the Vista 64bit OS and then you could be able to use the Toshiba drivers from the website.
3) As I said, if you wan to use the 64bit OS you have to purchase it.
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I have a Mac, IPad, I phones, and 2 Windows Vista Pcs and I'm having trouble with the Windows Laptop staying connected. I have to re-boot after and extended period of time please help

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32-bit Siebel 7.7 and 7.8 Web Client on 64-bit Windows Vista

Hello all,
do you think it is possible to successfully install the 32-bit Siebel Web Client (version 7.7 and 7.8) on Windows Vista 64-bit ?
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locale en-US
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recoveryenabled Yes
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