[AccessD] Error trying to install MzTools

For me, the main advantage of W64 v W32 is the amount of RAM it supports. 

If you are running W64 with lots of RAM, you could try VirtualBox with a VM for each OS.
rather than mulitple boxen.   Especially if you can run a multi- monitor setup.   That's what I 
do with my main development laptop - run an extended desktop on an external monitor with a 
VirtualBox VM on it.  To switch OSs, I just need to move my mouse across to the other 
screen.
 

KVM switches -  (Keyboard/Video/Mouse)

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Stuart

On 25 Nov 2012 at 19:46, Arthur Fuller wrote:

> I run 32-bit Office in a 64-bit system. The main reason I chose 64-bit was
> for SQL Server. If I had a 32-bit version of Windows 7 I'd install it, but
> sadly I don't. Maybe I'll buy one (I notice that Win7 is deeply discounted
> lately) and set up a dual boot instead.
> 
> I'm beginning to think that I should just get a box for each OS I want to
> run. In the case of the two Linux VMs I run currently, a sufficient box for
> each of them is about $120 lately. Linux is just fine with a mere 2GB of
> RAM.
> 
> Speaking of multiple boxes, what are those devices called that enable a
> single monitor and mouse and keyboard to work with multiple machines? You
> just turn a dial to switch from Box 1... Box 4.
>