Use AcroPDf.dll with 64 bit

Hi,
I am trying to display the pdf by adding Adobe Reader's COM component to my 64 bit application . But it throws error.
Is there any way I can use the AcroPDF.dll with 64 bit?

Those DLLs are only for 32bits.

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"O Visual Basic Parou de Funcionar"
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