Is 64 bit Adobe Reader available?

Hi,
I have a question. Is 64 bit Adobe Reader available?

Hi kvk1985,
Adobe Reader is a 32 bit Program that works on 64 bit as well.
There's no separate 64 bit Reader available.
Regards,
Rave

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