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As reader simply allows you to see pages and play movies and other audio 
files and some javascript, I can see no advantage to a 64bit version. It 
really has no need to address more memory. In the 64-bit version of 
Vista it can handle the multitasking between different applications 
32-bit and 64 bit much better. But I cannot imagine a Reader file that 
could take advantage of the 64-bit memory space.

I assume that Adobe will write a 64-bit version of Reader when it is a 
requirement of Windows. I think only Photoshop has a 64-bit version 
right now. If all other applications of the Master Collection were not 
re-written to take advantage of the 64-bit memory possibilities, I would 
think you'll have a long waiting line. But then again I do not speak for 
Adobe.

...Mike