Upgrading to cs5 (or cs6 in the future) windows xp 64 bit, is it possible?

Hello,
I own CS4 Design premium.
I am upgrading a machine to windows xp 64 bit, at the moment.
It was unclear from the system requirments page whether cs5 supports win XP 64 bit. It says it supports vista 64 bit and win 7 of course.
Meanwhile, if I reinstall cs4 - on a win xp 64 bit machine - will it work. Does the installer include a dvd for 64bit??
Will next versions of Creative suite include support for Win xp? Or will it be obsolete?
Thanks
Gidon
http://www.koomkoom.com

XP 64 is totally unsupported for all version of Creative Suite. If you want to upgrade to 64 bit (and I highly recommend doing so, if you have a machine capable of it) then Windows 7 64 bit would be the way to go.
CS3 and later all run very nicely on it and you won't have to worry about support being cut off.
Bob

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