Windows 7 64-Bit Register Class 32 bit?

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Hi to all,
i have develop an application that use a free pdf viewer BravaReader in VST 2008 and Windows XP and everything work very well, i bought a new notebook with windows 7 64Bit. I have installed visual studio and bravareader, started my project and everything look nice, the viewer is in my form, all properties correct, but when i run de app, i get an error message class not registered as the only class is bravareader (bravax.dll), but dll is registered i can see in resources of windows, anynoe know how to fiz this??

Posted 24-Feb-10 4:20am

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-02-24T12:45:00

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Member 2585605 wrote:
anynoe know how to fiz this??

I have no idea how to fiz de app. Perhaps you need a forum for children who talk like that ?

If the dll is 32 bit, it could blow up when your app tries to load it, have you looked to see if there is a 64 bit version ?

Posted 24-Feb-10 12:45pm

Christian Graus

Member 2585605 · Answer 2 · 2010-02-25T02:54:00

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I found the solution :laugh:
Some 32 bit components aren't windows 7 64bit compatible, so you must have windows 7 ultimate and install XP mode and virtual pc, it will work OK

Posted 25-Feb-10 2:54am

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