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• Need help with a 32-bit Thinapp had app to interact with Outlook 2010 x 64.

  It is a specific example, but this isn't the only application that I have a problem with any ideas are welcome.

  Here's the current scenario that drives me bananas.

  The Thinapp - Visio 2010 (32-bit, of course), packed under XP SP3 with Office 2003 is installed locally.

  Target OS - Win 7 x 64 with Office 2010 x 64 installed locally.

  Visio 2010 is running, you can virtually all do it... except, save and send-> Send as an attachment (or take the steps to e-mail).

  Basically, I tried it is difficult to explain the specific error, because they vary from "There is no default mail client installed" as many variations of "Reinstall outlook" absolutely nothing happening.

  The common theme is that the windows installer starts a repair for msmapi32.dll.  Insulation on the folder that contains msmapi32.dll (C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\MSMAPI\1033) is set to writecopy.  I even tried including msmapi32.dll inside the thinapp Visio, but I don't seem to be getting anywhere.

  Send as attachments work fine on XP SP3/Office 2003.  So I was wondering if anyone had some advice to get 32-bit apps to play nicely with x 64 apps.

  I tried to turn on/off WOWon64 in package.ini, I've got the following in my buildoptions

  ChildProcessEnvironmentDefault = virtual

  ChildProcessEnvironmentExceptions = Outlook.exe

  and VirtualiseOutofProcessCOM = 0

  All tips/tricks beyond the ordinary, much appreciated. For now, it's time for me to go home and have a beer.

  Cannot conclude something concrete now.

  It may be a good idea to install 32-bit office natively, and to observe the behavior. This way atleast we can reduce. Take your old installation that has worked for you in the other OS. Deploy it on 64 bit OS and see if it works.

  If there is a communication problem with the 64-bit native applications. We need to varify if that actually works of native office visio and 64-bit native 32-bit.

• Computer Windows 7 64 bit tries to install updates for MS Office 32-bit with errors.

  Windows keeps trying to install 32-bit updates on my 64-bit Office 2010 machine. He ceases to if an error, I guess because of the difference between the 32 and 64-bit. I tried to download the same update for the 64 bit, but I get an error code saying that I have nothing that the update applies to. help!

  I'm frustrated because my updates will not install correctly, and I don't know how to fix it.

  Thank you

  Well well, for some reason, the update is installed correctly. I did not any changes, but when I rebooted my computer tonight, he showed the update installed successfully.

  Thanks for all the help.

• How can I tell what version of Office 2010 BITS, I have IF...

  Hello
  How to find which version of BITS of Office 2010 that I have because he came on this computer purchased, but I have not actually paid to download the OFFICE 2010 program?  When I clicked on Office 2010, need me a screen where I can buy it if I want to, but I don't get to run the program.

  Secondly, I have Office Starter 2010, which I am able to use already.  My real concern is BIT version of update of security for Microsoft Filter Pack 2.0 (KB2553501) to install.  Do the 32-bit or 64-Bit edition?  My Windows 7 update process offers the 32-BIT version, but I don't know what version of BITS is my Office 2010.

  Thirdly, my Office Word Starter 2010 and Office Excel Starter 2010 are Version 14.0.6129.5000 (32 bit).  I should just assume that the full Office 2010 program I pre-installed for Purachasing ONLY is a 32-BIT version?

  dragondaveWR

  32 and 64-bit versions of Microsoft Office can exist on the same installation of Windows. So if you have Office Starter 2010 32 bit installed, its more than likely other applications are also 32-bit.

  To determine the architecture of office you have installed.

  Open one of the Microsoft Office 2010 applications installed on your system.

  Click file > help

  

• Home office 64 bit installation problem

  I have a 64-bit computer and downloaded 64-bit desktop at home, but it won't let me make it work because I have a 32-bit version of 2010 Professional on my computer.  I can't uninstall the 32-bit professional, but it does not show to the memory

  32 and 64-bit versions of Office cannot coexist, you must first uninstall the 32-bit version.

  Run the patch tool mentioned in the article below to uninstall Office 2010:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/290301

  If the step above does not resolve the problem, uninstall Office by removing all the registry keys for this office manually check the item below:

  Note: Read the disclaimer mentioned in this article before you perform the troubleshooting steps.

  Instead of office 12 files looking for records Office 14.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928218

  Try to reinstall Office.

• Does RoboHelp 2015 2016 Office 64 bit Support

  Hello

  We are considering upgrading to Windows 10 with 64-bit Office 2016.  RH2015 supports Word 2016 64-bit or only 32 bit support it?

  Thank you

  John

  Adobe informed me that RoboHelp 2015 is certified for the 64-bit version of the word. With the latest patches installed RoboHelp, which relates the word 2013 and 2016 Word.

  The question you have so is Adobe advises it is certified, but Microsoft that warn with 32 bit apps (which includes RoboHelp I've discussed above), you could have problems. You also have some RoboHelp users who have posted in these forums that they have had problems with the version 64 bits that were resolved only by changing the 32-bit version.

  It's your call but personally unless I needed 64-bit for some reason any or a company policy that forced on me, then I would opt for the 32-bit version as the safest bet with all apps that interface with Word, not only of RoboHelp.

  If you do not install the 64-bit version I would appreciate to report on this issue on how it worked. I hope this helps.

  See www.grainge.org for creating tips and RoboHelp

  

  @petergrainge

• View of the horizon 5.3 Exchange at the level of the Office/Lync bits

  Hello

  I know there are a lot of discussions on the mismatch between levels bits for deployments of VMware View Horizon in combination with Lync 2013

  AFAIK the bits of the customer level Lync must match the number of bits OS.

  Thus, for example:

  On the virtual machine: needs of Windows 7 SP1 64 bit 64 bit (including the lync client) Office 2013

  but for my situation, I want to use the 2013 32-bit office.

  The research on the internet and I found this:

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 2064266

  If I understand correctly, it seems that you most use the 64-bit office (lync client) when you are VM OS is 64-bit.

  I don't understand?

  I love working at this situation "supported":

  VM:

  Windows 7 SP1 64 bit

  2013 office (including the lync client) 32-bit

  Bit of agent 5.3 64 view horizon

  Client:

  10ZiG computer Thinclient Windows 8 embedded 32-bit

  32 bits of Lync VDI plugin

  Customer view horizon (later, 32-bit)

  Looks like it is supported to 5.3 on?

  You are right.  With view 5.3, the bits client Lync 2013 level didn't match the level of the bits of the VM operating system.

• How to download Office 2010 64 bit

  As many may have done Setup Office 2010 to ship with Dell systems (even on 64-bit operating systems) will only install 32-bit Office. To install Office 64-bit on a 64 bit compatible OS, please follow the following steps.

  1. make sure that 64-bit Office, is what you need, there are some limitations, check them out here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee681792.aspx#BKMK_Disadvantages

  2 uninstall all versions of Microsoft office and make sure none are listed in programs and features.

  3. reboot and go to http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/microsoft-office-2010-backup-FX101853122.aspx

  4. connect to or create a new Windows Live account.

  5. put in your product key, select language and enter the correct Captcha.

  6. confirm the details of the order. (You can order a DVD backup in this way as well)

  7. (do NOT click Download) select Advanced Options which is listed below the download link.

  8. Select 64-bit to start the download for the 64-bit Installer.

  WARNING: Office 2010 64 bit is NOT compatible with WIndows XP 64.

  You can also:

  Run Belarc Advisor, your Microsoft Office product key.

  Uninstall all Microsoft Office programs.

  Download (x 64) correct version from here (link to this and other Microsoft Software are available in the Microsoft Softwarewiki below as well).

  Run the Setup program, enter your product key when prompted and activate it.

  Note Mathtype or Mendeley Desktop don't work quite in the 64-bit version of Office.

• ThinApp'd Microsoft Office 2010 without closing all processes

  I posted this on the Blog of VMware Thinapp, but I wanted to make sure that discussions of VMware had it as well.

  I virtualized Office 2010 with Thinapp 4.6 and all applications seem to run "buglessly" However xxx.dat remains in memory after the closure of all (Office 2010).  I added VBscript code to close xxx.dat on LASTPROCESSEXIT, but the process continues to run in memory.

  The VBscript work without fault of the other Thinapp took packages that I created.  See below:

  Function OnLastProcessExit Set WshShell = CreateObject ("WScript.Shell") WshShell.Run "taskkill /F /IM Office.dat". End Function

  Any suggestions?

  Yes, OnLastProcessExit is called when the last exit of the process. The process can be any process that you started (for example, Word), or a child process. Suppose you launch Word, and Word starts a child process. And then you quit Word, but the child process, which continues to operate. The Word exit action does not trigger OnLastProcessExit, because it is not the last process stops, as the child process is still running.

  Something like this seems to be happening in your case. The fact that you always see a running Office.dat process means that not all processes have left again.

  It would help if we knew what virtual .exe was running. This is dll_dump.exe, it will show what virtual .exe is running. When a virtual application launches a .exe that is stored inside the package, the process will be displayed as Office.dat.

• Update for MS office 2010 SP2 creates a lot of problems

  First of all, you can tell me how to determine if I have MS Office 32-bit or 64-bit?  I was invited by downloading 64-bit.

  When I downloaded the update for MS office 2010 SP2 suggested Windows he caused all sorts of problems.  File 2687455 kb download was for MS Office (64-bit) and now I'm wondering if it was good?  I may have MS Office (32-bit)?

  I have Windows 7 Home Premium, computer Office HP P7-1210, 64-bit SP1.

  Please can someone help?  I can't drag and drop the desktop icons, sometimes I lose control when I try to click on orders, and everything seems to freeze and other issues.  If I Ctrl + alt + delete and click Cancel, can I get back to the screen and I can control the cursor by clicking for a while.  Then everything goes haywire.

  CHKDSK only checks the State of the disk. Why not check the status of both file system operating system?

  Go to elevated (admin) dos permissions window. (right click command and click on run as administrator as shown in the following image) type sfc/scannow. Let completeion. Who takes care of all the system files that the System File Checker considered as corrupt.

  

  

  

  If all goes well with the OS system files for you, you should get the result seen in the following image. Run the System File Checker solves often strange questions.

  

• Office 2010 Professional

  Office 2010 Professional is compatible with XP Pro?

  Office 2010 Professional is compatible with XP Pro?

  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/products/Microsoft-Office-2010-system-requirements-HA101810407.aspx

  Office Home and Business 2010

  Component	Requirement
  Computer and processor	500 MHz or faster processor
  Memory	256 MB OF RAM; 512 MB recommended for graphics features, research instant Outlook, and some advanced features. 1
  Hard drive	3.0 GB available disk space
  Display	monitor resolution 1024 x 576 or higher
  Operating system	Windows XP (must have SP3) (32-bit), Windows 7, Windows Vista with Service Pack (SP) 1, Windows Server 2003 R2 with MSXML 6.0 (Office 32-bit only), Windows Server 2008, or later 32 - or 64 - bit OS. Microsoft Office forums http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/Group/Office

  Bruce Hagen
  MS - MVP October 1, 2004 ~ September 30, 2010
  Imperial Beach, CA

• I installed Windows Vista Premium, what update of software operation or the command to download Microsoft Office

  I'm looking to download and install Microsoft Office 2010.  My operating system is Vista Premium.  Attempt Office 2010 download, I get a message that the software will not download because I need different software Windows operating.   Do I need to buy a new software operating system; So then what?  Or is there a method to allow the download and usage of Office 2010 with Vista Premium?

  On Saturday, February 18, 2012 21:53:59 + 0000, GeraldEphault wrote:

  I'm looking to download and install Microsoft Office 2010.  My operating system is Vista Premium.  Attempt Office 2010 download, I get a message that the software will not download because I need different software Windows operating.   Do I need to buy a new software operating system; So then what?  Or is there a method to allow the download and usage of Office 2010 with Vista Premium?

  There is no problem with Office 2010 Windows Vista. The only one
  possible incompatibility, I can think is that you have 32-bit
  Windows Vista and you try to put Office 64 bit on it.
  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• I replace 3 GB memory of 8 GB and do a 'custom' installation of Win 7 from 32 bit to 64 bit. Should I install the memory before installing Win 7 or after?

  I currently have VISTA 32 - bit OS (SP 2) on a gateway FX - 541S; Intel Core 2 Quad processor Q6600 (2.40 GHz, 1066 Hz FSB, 8 MB cache); 3072 MB 800 MHz DDR2 SDRAM and a 700 w power supply.  I have Office 2007, which is probably the 32-bit, so it seems I have to upgrade to Office 2010.

  Better do you after installing. Once installation is complete, then turn off and put in new RAM. Check the properties of the computer to see if the 8 GB is used (chances are that Windows 7 hardware reserves some of the memory). And you don't have to upgrade to 64 - bit for the Office, 32-bit applications are compatible with 64-bit Windows in most cases. Only difference is that 64-bit applications have been designed for 64-bit Windows, so performance will be better (you may not notice it however).

• Win7 32-bit to 64-bit for this affect the license?

  Overview...

  I bought a premium House of win 7 32 bit single license for my son's PC. He now wants to upgrade its memory, that's why the 64 bit version of needs, I have the disk I bought a family pack for the three machines (my office 64-bit, 32-bit laptop and my daughters 32-bit office). His license is for the full retail version and my discs 32 bit and 64 or as full retail. Which cost me about £280 for the four machines.

  My Question is...
  First of all can I use my 64 bit disc to do a clean install on his machine?
  Then using his license key will be OK?
  All disks and licenses are genuine.
  with respect to the mark.

  You shouldn't have a problem - you need to activate by phone.

• ThinApp 5.0 ProgramFilesDir behavior adjustment

  I'm currently testing ThinApp 5.0 with our different applications when I came across an interesting question.

  5.0% ProgramFilesDir directory is smart in that, on a 64 bit windows OS running a 32-bit ThinApp application it is equal to the "C:\Program Files (x 86)" directory and on a windows 32 bit OS it is equivalent to "C:\Program Files". I find this feature useful, however in the case of applications that still use hard coded paths this feature can be a killer.

  This brings me to my question and my hope. Is there a method to disable this 'intelligent' redirect and force % ProgramFilesDir % match "C:\Program Files" or force the ThinApp to operate as if it is running on a 32 bit OS? Wanted to note that I tried the Wow64 = 0 and even Wow64 = 1 switch with no luck. > <

  Thanks in advance

  -Tanner

  Sorry there is no way to disable this feature. It is an effect of the 64 bit OS and how it treats 32 vs 64-bit paths. You will find the same thing happens in the registry. If your application cannot survive 32 and 64-bit move our recommendation is to capture the application being installed in a static path as c:\ApplicationName. It is only in the virtual filesystem, that the application will be installed in the root of c:.