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The problem with Windows XP 64-bit is that less than .21% of our user base has 64-bit Windows XP. I can't say I'm not disappointed, but it does make sense. A couple of questions: I imagine WB5.5 will be phased out of support soon. Can you release a fixed build for XP x64? The current one requires a hack of copying the wbload.dll from the trial edition. I thought perhaps it had been corrected, but I d

I was surprised when I tried to upgrade to WB6 and received a message that it was not supported for XP x64. The most obvious reason I would think it is supported is that your own page for WindowBlinds 6 states unequivocally: *Start Quote* Windows XP (32-bit or 64-bit) or Windows Vista (32-bit or 64-bit) are required for WindowBlinds 6 (users of Windows 2000, 98, and ME can purchase WindowBlinds Classic). No additional requirements are needed to use it. *End Quote*