Acrobat Pro XI - How to check 32bit of x64 ?

The about box only shows Adobe Acrobat XI v.11.0.06
Out of curiosity: how to see if it is a 32bit or x64 version?
Thanks
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That's easy: Acrobat is 32-bit.

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On Dec 27, 2009, at 11:52 AM, Phillip Jones wrote:
Have you tried before creating a PDF going to preferences > Page display and set to 100%, fit width, or fit visible to see which works the best.
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