Designed for Windows XP 64 ?

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Designed for Windows XP 64 ?

Microsoft have a program for registering a product and then allowing the use of "Designed for Windows XP" logo by that product vendor.

It seems that this is also open to products that run on Windows XP 64, but that there is no distinct logo for 64-bit.

A product designed for Windows XP 64 or Windows 2003 64, may in fact be unable to run on 32-bit versions, so surely a seperate logo and designation exists

So, is there in fact a logo: "Designed for Windows XP 64" or not

Thanks
Hugh

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Designed for Windows XP 64 ?

  • CynthiaCC

    Jochen is correct. There is a "Designed for Microsoft Windows XP x64 Edition" Logo.
    I would recommend the detailed document at http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/d/0/9d0c9c38-6560-442e-92ee-37e3a29b9873/Designed-for-WindowsXPx64_ApplicationSpecificationv10.doc

    Cheers
    Richard Burte - Technical Product Manager, Developer and Tools Division
    Microsoft Corporation

  • Tamer Darweesh

    Hi Hugo!

> So, is there in fact a logo: "Designed for Windows XP 64" or not 

Yes, there is:
See: WinLogo "Downloads for Software"
http://www.microsoft.com/winlogo/software/downloads.mspx

And here especially:

See: "Designed for Microsoft Windows XP" x64 Application Specification 1.0
http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/d/0/9d0c9c38-6560-442e-92ee-37e3a29b9873/Designed-for-WindowsXPx64_ApplicationSpecificationv10.doc

See: "Designed for Microsoft Windows XP" x64 Application Test Framework 2.0
http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/d/0/9d0c9c38-6560-442e-92ee-37e3a29b9873/XPx64LogoTestFramework_v2-0-0.doc

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