Logic 9 not opening in 64-bit mode since installing Logic X.

Hi all,
Has anyone else had problems opening Logic 9 in 64-bit mode since installing Logic X? The option to open Logic 9 in 32-bit mode (in get info) is not selected.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Emily

Okay.. Suggestions...
1) Try running Logic Pro from inside the Applications folder and not from the dock....just in case the dock shortcut is having issues...
2) If you bought LP9 from the App Store, try downloading and reinstalling the App from the purchased tab in the Mac App Store App.
3) Download Batchmod from here....
http://www.lagentesoft.com/batchmod/
Run it and select your Logic Pro 9 application from it's file selector
Now set up Batchmod as shown in the following screenshot... (leave the owner setting as it is..mine says nigel.. yours will say something else) and press apply
Now try running in 64bit mode again....

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