Flash Player 10 on Vista 64 bits

Dear community,
The 64 bits Flash player is not yet available on Vista 64
bits.
Thus, the working way is to run IE 7 in 32 bits mode, and
install the 32 bits flash player.
Is this environnement officialy supported by Adobe, IOW, can
we report bugs with such a config.
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Xris

how i can do that?

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