Does Adobe plan to release a 64 bit version of the Authorware Web Player?

I know that Adobe has no plans to continue development of Authorware 7. However, as a service to their loyal customers who have purchased Authorware along with many other Adobe products, it does not seem like a daunting task to convert the 32 bit version of the Web Player over to a 64 bit version. This would facilitate individuals who are using IE 64 bit version browsers to run Authorware developed e-learning products.
Adobe, we are once again at your mercy. How will you respond?

Will it be possible to make a copy of all the security settings in IE10 that will guarantee that the AW Player will run without any problems?
It is not the player that is the problem – it is the security settings in IE10!
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Does Adobe have an email address? I have bought the wrong OS I need mac but got windows

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Device: 002CE8B4 has video RAM(MB): 2048
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Device: 00000000005FAD68 has video RAM(MB): 2048
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Here's what I posted on the Firefox Developer site, after spending enough time there to get a sense of what they're doing, and why they have totally failed to issue a 64-bit version of Firefox.
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