Support for 64-Bit Windows?

Hello,
Do any/all versions of ODP.NET support the 64-Bit version of Windows? Is there a separate version of ODP and/or Client 9.2 for 64-Bit?
Thank you.

Microsoft has not released a 64-bit .NET framework as of yet. So, it's not possible to support any .NET application on 64-bit.

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Check this
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BUG! Not system locale Filenames support for 32-bit applications error in Windows 8.1 x64 and other microssoft x64 OS-s.

BUG! Not system locale Filenames support for 32-bit applications error in Windows 8.1 x64.
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Have you installed the language package for French or Chinese?
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How do i get PCL5 support for P1606dn printer windows 7 64-bit

how do i get PCL5 support for P1606dn printer windows 7 64-bit

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I understand you have upgraded from Windows XP to Windows 7 64bit and are looking to install the driver and software for your PSC 1315xi. I will certainly help you!
Here is the direct link to the download for the Windows 7 full driver for your printer:
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I am running Windows XP 64 bit Pro. I downloaded iTunes for Windows, started setup and I got message which says that I should download 64 bit iTunes version.
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According to the following document, iTunes is not supported for 64 bit XP
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sparcmaster wrote:
Regarding expense, I was referring to the dual-headed card you suggested, not Xming.ah. my bad. Though most cards nowadays have dual outputs.
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it looks like you guys were talking past each other.
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Note my outputs of xdpyinfo in there: no Pseudocolor visuals in 24-bit mode in the guest (the cause of my problem). My host NVIDIA card has dual DVI outputs, and I have two monitors; are you saying that I set one monitor in Windows to run in 8-bit, and then run Xming on that monitor, and then set up a remote display for my guest, and try and get the guest to display to that remote display? If so, that could be worth a try. If not, maybe I did not fully understand the idea from your first post. I'd rather not have to go out and buy a new dual-headed card unless absolutely necessary.The problem you have is that virtualbox needs a 8 bit display somewhere to send the output to. Send your end display is a windows display in 24 bit mode, it's a lose since windows won't (at least the last time I looked) allow an 8 bit window in a 24 bit desktop. You could try running the main windows display in 8 bit mode and then starting virtual box, but odds of things going in your favor is not great.
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It says that VNC comes with Solaris 10 u5, on the companion CD. I assume that u8 has it also.Somewhere along the line, sun began do bundle vnc as a part of solaris proper. It should be in /bin/vncserver.
I'll look into that. If you know of any other source of info on vnc, please let me know. Thank you VERY MUCH for the suggestion!!!Here's more or less what you should do:
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2) Start up a 8 bit vnc server by typing "vncserver -depth 8 :1"
3) After the setup questions (if I remember, you need to at least set a password), you can connect to the vncserver by
typing "vncviewer :1" and entring the password.
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