When I enable "Monitor Browser Click", Net Transport catches the download windows of Internet Explorer 64-bit; however, the clicks from the 32-bit IE are missed. In addition, the Net Transport add-on is only installed for the 64-bit IE.
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fehmi wrote:When I enable "Monitor Browser Click", Net Transport catches the download windows of Internet Explorer 64-bit; however, the clicks from the 32-bit IE are missed. In addition, the Net Transport add-on is only installed for the 64-bit IE.
I'm not interested in the clicks, I'm interested in the context menu commands.
The context menus are installed only for IE 64-bit and they do seem to be working properly. However, I cannot find any sign of Net Transport on IE 32-bit.
BTW, FlashGot highlights Net Transport 2 under its options.
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In general, an x64 application will not see x86 context menu items & x86 applications will not see x64 context menu items.
If there is no IE64, thinking you're going to need to use the x86 version of Net Transport.
(Hadn't even realized there was a separate x64 2.94.555 version. Went looking to see why I was at 2.93.550!)
With some applications ...
You can use TortoiseSVN/TortoiseCVS/... in Altap Salamander without any problems by installing 32-bit and 64-bit versions at the same time. Altap Salamander (and other 32-bit applications) will use the 32-bit TortoiseSVN and rest of the system will use the 64-bit version. This is fully supported solution by both Microsoft and TortoiseXXX developers.
therube wrote:
(What benefit is there to the x64 version <of Net Transport> over x86? Or will the x86 not work in a 64-bit OS?)
I don't know the advantages of the x64 version over x86 but I have installed them simultaneously and FlashGot can use the x86 version without any problems.
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