Labview 8 for 64 bit system

can labview be installed in 64 bit systems? (say, labview version 8)

In addition to Saverio's comments, your question is way too vague.
Is this under windows or Linux?
If Windows, what is the windows version? (64 bit XP, vista, or 7)
LabVIEW 8.0 is very old and obsolete. It is no longer even listed on the LabVIEW OS support matrix.
(For example LabVIEW 2009 is the first version supported on Windows 7 (32 or 64 bit))
Please provide more detail.
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I'm getting the feeling that something has happened which has left you frustrated with our Mac support. I'm sorry if we've caused you undue inconvenience, especially if it was due to technical inaccuracies in the documentation that is available online. We make our best effort to keep an accurate record of our products and their compatibility. That said, mistakes do happen and we do our best to fix them. If you ever come upon inaccuracies in documentation, please let us know by commenting on the page or contacting our support staff.
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