GET_BLOB_FILE_SRC and IE9 - 64 bit

I can't seem to get the GET_BLOB_FILE_SRC to display a PDF inline using IE9 64bit. The same code works correctly using the 32 bit version of IE but the 64 bit version just displays a box with a red X.
Does anyone have any solutions?
Thank you
--Seattle
Running APEX 4.1.0.00.23
Oracle 11g
Windows 7, IE 9

Hello,
In general using this method is better than using GET_BLOB_FILE_SRC
Kris' blog: Using RESTful to deliver Images for APEX

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