NWDS Installation on a 64-bit Windows 7

Hi
I'm working on a 64-bit Windows 7 System. Actually I'm using eclipse Helios to develop my Java Mappings. I'd like to use the SAP Netweaver Development Studio to create Java Proxies. So I downloaded the current version and run the Installer. Unfortunately the Install Everywhere throsw following error message: The Installer cannot run in the 32-bit sub-system on a 64-bit architecture
Is there a workaround to install the NWDS on a 64-bit Windows?
Thanks in advance
Michael

Its only the Installer that does not run... So if you can get hold of a 32 Bit PC run the Installer there and Copy the installation directory to your WIN7 x64 PC. I used the Win XP mode for example.
"Install anywhere" sounds like a joke but you know its SAP xD
And afterwards if you wonder where all the SAP Perspectives are, have a look at Missing perspectives in SAP NWDS CE 7.1 xD

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