Oh this is just perfect. 32 bit machines still exist? Work just purchased a new HP laptop for me and now ACT! is completely useless when it comes to email. Nice work guys, this is a huge problem and you need to have a patch or some fix for this....
means in reference to Outlook. I'm using a 64 bit machine now with ACT 2013 Premium and Outlook 2003 now. I'm planning on upgrading to Outlook 2010 for the better integration with the Gmail server my company uses. I don't recall any issues surrounding 32 or 64 bit during initial install. Can you explain further?
I just had a work pc computer blow up. I was using Act 2012 and office 2010. Now that I have a new pc, (still have windows 7) but a 64bit machine, ACT won't work with office 2013. Since my machine is a 64 bit, I was sold a 64 bit version of office. Now ACT is somewhat useless for me. Its a sweet database to look at but I can't even send an email to a group now. It's a joke of a problem. Were they just to assume that 64bit machine users would know to purchase a 32 bit based solely on the fact that ACT may or may not work??? unreal.
Yes. Microsoft actually recommends the 32-bit version. The exception is for very large and complex Excel spreadsheets. Microsoft doesn't provide full connectivity for outside applications to the 64-bit version.
