Captivate 5.5 install on Windows 7

Hi,
I just bought a machine with Windows 7 and installed Captivate 5.5. It installed to the Program Files (x86) folder, which I understand is the folder for 32 bit applications. I wanted to confirm this was where Captivate 5.5 should be installed?
Thank you,
Michele

Hi Michele
The saying "right as rain" comes to mind.
Seeing as how Captivate is a 32 bit application, I'd say that the fact it installed where 32 bit apps typically install is spot on and things are right in the world!
Cheers... Rick
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