E-Prime 1.1 in Windows 7 (64 bit)

[Gilgamesh]

Hello David,

Thanks for your answers.
You got me, I could use an old computer I have in the office to open
those files, but I would be happy if I manage to run EP on my brand
new laptop, so that I can work at home :-)

Best,
Fernando

On 4 ene, 22:00, David McFarlane <mcfar... at msu.edu> wrote:
> Fernando,
>
> Just some thoughts...  Could you install 32-bit XP under a virtual
> machine and install EP1.1 under that?  Or, could you install EP2
> under Win7 64 bit and open the EP1.1 file through EP2?  Hmm, AFAIK EP
> does not run under 64 bits, but I would be glad to be corrected
> there, and you might try doing your own search for "64" or whatever.
>
> Finally, how about just installing EP1.1 on another computer that
> still runs good old WinXP?  Shouldn't be hard to find one of those,
> and might be a lot easier than trying to EP1.1 to run under
> Win7-64.  Unless running the old EP1.1 files is just an excuse to try
> getting EP1.1 running under Win7-64 :).
>
> -- David McFarlane, Professional Faultfinder>I need to use some old E-Studio v 1.1 files, but I cannot even install
> >E-Prime 1.1 in my computer (Windows 7 64 bits).
> >The problem might be easier to solve than it seems. I installed the
> >drivers of the HASP USB key (Win 7 64 bits version) and the key shows
> >the nice red LED.
> >But then the installation process stops because the key is not
> >recognized by the computer. According to the Aladdin DiagnostiX, the
> >key is not there!
>
> >Was somebody able to install the hardware key in a 64 bits based
> >system?
>
> >I could use Ubuntu as well, if somebody tell me it can be achieved...
>
> >Thanks,
> >Fernando

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