64 bit systems Flash question?

We purchased CS4 Flash about 6 months ago. How can you tell if this is 64 bit capatible software? We are currently looking at buying a new computer-64 bit. Thank you,

i don't recall seeing compatibility problems in this forum but i don't have first-hand experience with cs4 in xp 64-bit.

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