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The last 32-bit XYplorer was released in the 64-bit thread...
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klownboy
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32-bit in the 64-bit thread
I'm probably confused, but why was the 32-bit version, the last one, placed in the 64-bit thread Re:
Here's the new BETA (64-bit) , version 27.10.0000 - 2025-07-09 19:00? I just wrote over my 64- bit version with a 32-bit version.-
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Re: The last 32-bit XYplorer was released in the 64-bit thread...
Years of muscle memory... 
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Re: The last 32-bit XYplorer was released in the 64-bit thread...
I know what you mean. No problem, I'm all set. Back the way it was in 32-bit and 64-bit. I used auto backup to make sure my ini and dat files were the proper ones for each version. 