Installing Premiere 6.5 on a Vista 64 Machine

I have been trying to install Premiere 6.5 on my Vista 64 Laptop. It won't even let the install begin. If I click on the setup it says "The version of this file is not compatible with the version of windows you are running. Check your computer's system information to see whether you need an 32-bit or 64 bit versionof this program then contact the software publisher."
Is there a work around for this at all or am I just out of luck?
Thanks,
Mike

I have been testing this for over a week now and everything (my old software/drivers) all work. I should have said earlier that you can download a virtual copy of Windows XP to use with Virtual PC...Microsoft will give you an operating system to use (activation and all). Very generous of them considering that they could have made you buy a reduced fee copy. After install, just copy the virtual XP file and rename it (otherwise it will give you an error message and not boot). At any rate, you can run DV500 drivers, Premiere 6.5, your favorite old card programs or games or virtually (no pun intended) anything you could run in XP. You may want to adjust the screen resolution or run in full screen mode, however.
Again, the only drawback is that it is cumbersome to move the files back and forth. You can drag and drop or utilize a shared folder through your network, but you can't see the files in Windows Explorer since it is a virtual drive and not a "real" one. You could also upgrade to Premiere Pro (64bit) and Adobe has some excellent tutorial mini-videos on their site if you want to check it out. I kind of like the trial version of it, but miss the MPEG output and dislike having to learn a new way to author my DVDs using Encore. Since you can't test Encore in the trial version I am a little concerned that the learning curve will be more than I want to handle at this point. Premiere Pro is definitely worth the upgrade price though and I still may "bite the bullet" and do it when Windows 7 is released later this year.
So, to sum up here...I would say that you have a few excellent choices of options in this thread....well, that is, except for the one about copying Premiere over and it runs (check my previous post on that - lol). Good luck to you.

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