Should I use 32 or 64 bit on Windows 7?

I just installed Adobe Photoshop cs6 and cs6 (64 bit) on Windows 7, which should I use?

The 64 bit version should be used most of the time.
The 32 bit version is installed for legacy reasons since some 32 bit plugins have not been updated to 64 bit.
If you ever need to run 32 bit only plugins then you would use 32 bit Photoshop.

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Getting Error 08 when attempting to build exe using LabVIEW 2009 (32 bit) and Windows 7

Testing development platform on Window 7 vs XP. I received following message while building an executable using 2009 32 bit on Windows 7 machine. Same build will work on an XP machine.
Error 8 occurred at Copy in AB_Engine_Copy_Error_Files.vi->AB_Application.lvclass:Copy_Error_Files.vi->AB_Application.lvclass:Copy_Files.vi->AB_EXE.lvclass:Copy_Files.vi->AB_Build.lvclass:Build.vi->AB_Application.lvclass:Build.vi->AB_EXE.lvclass:Build.vi->AB_Engine_Build.vi->AB_Build_Invoke.vi->AB_Build_Invoke.vi.ProxyCaller
Possible reason(s):
LabVIEW: File permission error. You do not have the correct permissions for the file.
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NI-488: DMA hardware error detected.
C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\Shared\LabVIEW Run-Time\2009\errors\Internet Toolkit-errors.txt
Any suggestions?
Thanks

For any who may be having this problem here is a little more information and what I did to get around the issue. (so far)
First I tried a simple vi with a while loop in a project and made an executable build. This worked. I double checked on an XP machine the project that I was having problems with. The executable was built successfully. I changed back to the Windows 7 machine. On the program compatibility trouble shooter I started the LabVIEW 2009 (32 bit) in the XP service pack 2 mode and selected run as administrator. The build was successful.
Note: was logged in as administrator and program would build a simple executable in Windows 7. The executable that would not build had more complex code that included serial communication and calls to lvanlys.dll and nilvaiu.dll.
This may not be a complete fix to the problem but at least in this one case it worked.

Using FF 12 32-bit in Windows 7 Pro 64-bit cause high mem usage

AVG gave an alert msg saying "detected high memory usage.
256 MB".
It suggest to close and open again.
Also I notice highest page fault.
I didn't do anything, just continue to surf as usual.
I have 4 GB of RAM.
Do I need to be concern about this?
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You can try doing things like uninstalling add-ons you don't use: [[Disable or remove Add-ons]]
Update your graphics Driver: [[Upgrade your graphics drivers to use hardware acceleration and WebGL]]
Install all Windows Updates, and then test again.
How many tabs and what were you doing when you received this alert? Did Firefox continue to run normally?
You can view at any time how much memory Firefox is using by typing about:memory into the address bar.

Which HttpClient class should I use for Universal apps?

Hi,
I am developing a Windows Universal app for Windows phone and WinRT in C# and I would like to know which HttpClient class should i use? Should I use the System.Net.HttpClient or Windows.Web.HttpClient?

Because the System.Net.Http and System.Net.Http.Headers namespaces might not be available in future versions of Windows for use by Windows Store apps. It is stated in the official documentation on MSDN here:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/xaml/dn469431.aspx
"Starting with Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2, use Windows.Web.Http.HttpClient in the Windows.Web.Http namespace and the related Windows.Web.Http.Headers and Windows.Web.Http.Filters namespaces instead for Windows Store apps."
And the Windows.Web.Http.HttpClient class is supported from Windows Phone 8.1, Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/xaml/windows.web.http.httpclient.aspx
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What query should I use to find all versions of Office 2013 64-bit installed on client computers?

What query should I use to find all versions of Office 2013 64-bit installed on client computers? Could someone create a custom query? I need all of the client computers names and which ones have any Office 64-bit components. Thank you so much! I really
appreciate it!

Hi,
You could edit the following query to meet your requirement.
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I want to put windows 7 on my iMac. Do I use Windows 7, 64 bit System Builder or do I use a "retail copy" of the Windows 7, 64 bit ? Microsoft says I should use the System Builder copy. A technical support individual from Apple said use the "retail copy"

A Microsoft technical advisor said that the "retail copy" of Windows 7, 64 bit Home Premium would not work with Boot Camp to put the Windows operating system on the IMac. She said that I would have to use the System Builder copy of Windows 7 to put it on my iMac. An Apple technical advisor told me that I had to use the "retail copy" of Window 7 because that was the one used by Apple when they developed the Boot Camp program. I have also seen some articles from Apple that suggests that both copies of Windows 7 would work OK. Does anyone have any experience that shows which one or both I should purchase to put on my computer?

Welcome to ASC!
I used the 64-bit System Builder Edition when I bootcamped my 2010 iMac a couple of years ago. Worked perfectly--installed a very lean system. Without all the extra cr@pware that comes preinstalled on name-brand Win computers, the SBE OS actually works darned well.
However, that was under Mac OS 10.6.8 which remains on that computer for compatibilty reasons not related to Windows. Haven't BCed any newer Mac OS, so your mileage may vary.

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Is it possible to raise the bit rate of songs higher than 256 on iTunes? If not what should i use or do to raise the bit rate of songs?

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HT1880 I edit in Photoshop, for Photo Books. Should I use CMYK or RBG? 8 bits or 16?

I edit in Photoshop for my IPhoto books. Should I use CMYK or RBG for best color? 8 bits, 16, or 32?

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Using Photoshop or Photoshop Elements as Your Editor of Choice in iPhoto.
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2 - double click on the thumbnail in iPhoto to open it in Photoshop. When you're finished editing click on the Save button. If you immediately get the JPEG Options window make your selection (Baseline standard seems to be the most compatible jpeg format) and click on the OK button. Your done.
3 - however, if you get the navigation window
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64 bits: why should I use it?

Just for the sake of discussion: If I have a program offered in 32 and 64 bit modes, why should I use the 64 bit version?
For example, the well known Videolan Player, aka VLC Media Player, recently updated to version 1.0.2, comes in 32 an 64 bit flavors. When would one version be used in lieu of the other?
And saying "because it is bigger and hence better" is not true. Even Apple points out in the developer pages about the 64-bit fallacy: in that mode, all data structures duplicate in size and if the hardware remains the same, performance will suffer cause you have to push twice the amount of information.

I just did a test with VLC Player (version 1.0.2), I played the same video in both 32 bit and 64 bit modes (NOTE: NOT talking about the kernel, but the program). Played it several times in both modes and even alternated between modes. In 64 bit mode it caused one of my processors to spike to 104% usage for the first 20 sec before dropping to 4-5%. In 32 bit mode processor usage remained at 4-5% the entire time.
Played the same video in Quicktime Player X in both modes and saw no difference (used 5-8% processor usage).
So to answer the question about when to use one version over the other I would say if one version causes notable problems/issues and the other doesn't than use the one that doesn't. Generally you shouldn't see a noticeable difference except in high-end programs that are crunching massive amounts of data.

What version of Windows 7 should I use on my Macbook Pro to run parallel operating systems? 32 or 64 bit?

What version of Windows 7 should I use on my Macbook Pro to run parallel operating systems? 32 or 64 bit?

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I feel I must move beyond iMovie, what program should I use ?

I have been happily using iMovie and iDVD from versions 1 through 6. iMovie 08 was so bad that Apple made iMovie 06 available as a free download for buyers of iMovie 08. The newer iMovies were better, but they seemed “dumbed down” (even for me). Now, I am shocked and horrified to learn that the latest iMovie does not even set chapter markers!
So, I have continued to use iMovie 06 and iDVD 08 (they seem to work fine under OS 10.9.4).   iMovie 06 is now 8 years old! I feel compelled to move forward. A lot of my work is DV.    In the past, most of my source material came out of S-Video.   I used a Canopus ADVC300 analog-to-digital converter that gave good results.   Going forward, I will have more video utilizing Component Video, or HDMI.
I am looking into 2 possibilities, Adobe Premiere elements 12, or.........Final Cut Pro X.
The final result of my work is almost always a DVD.   It is hard for me to move from iMovie and iDVD. I never read the manuals for either program, yet, I was able to produce DVDs with nice menus and overall quality close to Hollywood.
It looks like Final Cut Pro X 'can' make a DVD directly without other software. However, from what I have seen on YouTube the result is primitive compared to what iDVD was doing 10 years ago.
Adobe Premiere elements 12 can make nice DVDs and Blu-ray's directly. I have no problem with using a separate program to make DVDs but I haven't got a clue how to do that with Final Cut Pro X.   I suppose I can still use iDVD, but now I'm back to using discontinued software.
I do not need any of the high-powered affects capability that Final Cut Pro X possesses. My “movie-making” is mostly confined to simple editing (the old iMovie 06 did all I needed).
Frankly, one motivation for choosing Final Cut Pro X, is the excellent, compassionate and understanding support that the kind people on this very forum provide. So, what program should I use?

Ziatron wrote:
... I am shocked and horrified to learn that the latest iMovie does not even set chapter markers!
.. I am looking into 2 possibilities, Adobe Premiere elements 12, or.........Final Cut Pro X.
The final result of my work is almost always a DVD. ...
... I do not need any of the high-powered affects capability that Final Cut Pro X possesses. My “movie-making” is mostly confined to simple editing (the old iMovie 06 did all I needed).
to turn perspective for a second by 180°:
Why do you want to switch to a new editor anyhow?
• iM-a never did discs - that was iDVDs job = no big change in your workflow
• iDVD is still working, and aside obsolete, complex and $$$$ DVDSP (part of obsolete FC/p) or Encore (part of Adobes CC rent package) your only option left to create disks on MacOS is indeed iDVD (...ok, there's Toast and Burn and some weird 'shareware'-stuff...)..
• iMovie-b supports the new HDef formats (AVCHD) - you mentioned converters and DVDs = no HDef in use, in your habitat, correct?
• if you don't need FCPX' bling-bling (I can't imagine that ) - why not using FCPX-lite = iMovie? 15$ ...
• chapters could be done in iDVD - just to mention that ............
• AP and FCPX are following very different concepts in usage - my personal preference is 200% on FCPX, … I was one of the loudest nay-sayers, when iM08 araised, meanwhile, FCPX is my dream!! AP (tested it) is way too complex, crowded, 'optionalized' and did I mention 'complex' for me. A bit like Windows vs. MacOS: 'everything goes' (incl. getting lost) vs. 'convenience' (incl. restrictions) ... After 2y of practice, I'm editing my weekly hobby-projects with 6-cam-Multicam, incl. tons of custom graphics, slow-mow, effects (soccer games) in less than 2h ... awesome!
summary:
• why switching?
• use iMovie10 + iDVD
• Premiere (or Premiere Elements!) and FCPX are both avail as fee trial ... test it - but you need iDVD anyhow
• 'disks' is a dwindling niché, for years!- consider to switch to 'other' distribution options
... what are 'chapters' anyhow??... (kid din'!)

Which C# Adobe library should I use to open a PDF in Acrobat Reader 9, 10, and 11?

Hi, all.
I have a Visual Studio C# application that writes an Adobe PDF using iText. Does anyone know how to programmatically open the PDF on client's computer and ensure it works for Adobe Reader 9, 10, and 11?
-I have Adobe Reader XI on my machine and "Adobe Pdf Reader" is NOT showing up in my COM references. This is the library that I've heard people use for this.
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JimMacD wrote:
Thanks for the info.
Any clever ways of accessing and changing the Config File data from a LV application running on a PC that doesn't require manually editing the file? I want the operator to just be able to click a button that says "cRIO Config", open a dialog, and change the values from there.
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