How to install 64 bit Lightroom 2 on Win XP 64 bit

I read that the default for WinXP is 32 bit, and I really want to install the 64bit version on Win XP 64 bit (not Vista).
Is it possible to do this? If not then I am definitely not buying it.
If yes, any instructions on how to force the install of the Trial version to install 64 bit.
If not, I hope PShop CS4 is made available in 64bit for Win XP 64bit.
Thanks,
Dan

Thanks very much!
Just what I was looking for.
I will try this out with the Trial version right away.
Dan

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