MLR.EXE on Windows 2003 64 BIT using WOW64

Hi
I have installed a SAP SCM 5.0 system on Windows 2003 64 BIT/MS SQL 2000.
The SCM consultant needs the MLR.EXE exe installed on the OS for the RFC connection 'CALL_MLR', I have followed OSS Note 301569, copied the exe to the OS in the /usr/sap/<SID> directory, but when I run the exe i get the error :
<b>'The application has failed to start because LIBRFC32.DLL was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this'</b>
The note mentions you have to run WOW64 environment for 32 bit applications on 64 BIT OS, we are on Windows 2003 64 BIT SP1, so we should have WOW64 environment, the documentation I have read on WOW64 says it should run seamlessly as WOW64 hands the program as the address space in the program shows its a 32 BIT application.
LIBRFC32.DLL is in the C:\WINDOWS\system32 folder, this is in the path on the server, so it should be found.
I've ran the MLR.EXE on my 32 BIT Windows XP desktop to check its not a corrupted version, and it works ok, so its definitely a compatibility problem with Windows 2003 64 BIT.
Has anyone setup MLR.EXE in a scenario like this, or has run 32 BIT Applications on Windows 2003 64 BIT using WOW64?
Thanks.

I believe the mlr.exe needs the correct version of 32bit librfc32.dll. 32bit program cannot call a 64bit dll file. So you'll probably need to find that particular librfc32 file. It's probably a non-unicode 32bit file too. I believe you can find one at SWDC in service marketplace. Just do a search in all categories for librfc32.dll. Heres a note about librfc32.
Note 336693 - Replacing the librfc32.dll on a Win 32 Platform
Wondering why the librfc32.dll from your ECC didn't work in the other system. Maybe there's another copy of librfc32.dll in your directory path that mlr.exe found and not the one in your \windows\system32 directory.
I guess I would try and find out how many librfc32.dll and if not, try downloading those from SWDC and test those out.
Good luck.
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