Export to Disk with 64 bit version

I need to be able to export images that I have edited in LR3 to disk to give to someone and the dialog box tells me that this is not possible in the 64 bit version.  I had to go back to Bridge to do this and my changes to the images were not seen in Bridge.   If I run LR on an xp machine that is not 64 bit will I be able to export to disk?  Does this mean that I need to use LR on my old machne or use Bridge on my 64 bit machnine? This mkaes LR much less attractive and useful especially if these are my only answers.

I just learned about this limitation the hard way. It's not excuse that the
Adobe vendor for burning does not support 64 bit. It's Adobe's responsibiility to make their software function. Get a new vendor asap. I'm mad.

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