can't view virtual tour???

I am operating Vista "Home Premium" 64 bit - & I cannot view virtual
tours connected to "The princess Margaret Welcome home sweepstakes - Why
is this & is there anything I can do to be able to view this.
Appreciate any replies that can help
lucsno


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lucsno

 

"lucsno" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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> I am operating Vista "Home Premium" 64 bit - & I cannot view virtual
> tours connected to "The princess Margaret Welcome home sweepstakes - Why
> is this & is there anything I can do to be able to view this.
> Appreciate any replies that can help
> lucsno
>
>
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> lucsno<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->



Make certain you are running the 32 bit version of Internet Explorer. The 64
bit version does not support Adobe Flash Player. Adobe is going to be coming
out with a 64 bit version of flash soon (hold breath).

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Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience

 

Thanks for the repy Richard - Do I have a choice to make my Internet
explorer a 32 bit??
lucsno


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lucsno

 

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> Thanks for the repy Richard - Do I have a choice to make my Internet
> explorer a 32 bit??
> lucsno
>
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> lucsno<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->



64 bit Internet Explorer is labeled as such in the start menu under all
programs. Use the alternative one.

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Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience

 

Tried that - but it didn't work??
Thanks again for trying to help me
Lucsno


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lucsno

 

Well - I tried what you stated - & either Internet explorer - did not
make it able for me to view the tour??
But - I thank you again for your help.
lucsno


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lucsno

 

Hi, lucsno.

While in IE, click Help | About Internet Explorer and read the "Version"
line. If it says "64-bit Edition", then you are running 64-bit IE. If it
does not even mention "bitness", then you are running the 32-bit IE, even on
64-bit Windows.

The 32-bit version is set to run - by default. If something got changed,
the 64-bit edition might be running.

To be sure you have the right one, you can use the usual Windows methods:
Browse in Computer to C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe
and click on that. Not the "(x86)" in the pathname! That's where 64-bit
Windows (including WinXP x64, Vista x64 and Win7 x64) keeps 32-bit
applications The other Program Files folder - without the (x86) - is for
64-bit applications.

You can use the usual methods to pin 32-bit IE to the Start menu or the
Taskbar or create a shortcut on your desktop, etc. To reduce the confusion
a little more, you can right-click on the Start menu icon, choose Properties
| General, and add "(32-bit)" to the end of the program name. Microsoft
could have chosen from many ways to indicate 32-bit applications installed
in 64-bit Windows; in my opinion, they chose a way that is VERY confusing to
the user. :>(

RC

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San Marcos, TX
rc@grandecom.net
Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8089.0726) in Win7 Ultimate x64

"lucsno" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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> Well - I tried what you stated - & either Internet explorer - did not
> make it able for me to view the tour??
> But - I thank you again for your help.
> lucsno <!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->