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El 11/01/12 15:17, Fabian Rodriguez escribió:

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Hi,

This may sound obvious but I am not certain of the answer and wanted to
double-check here.

When installting LibreOffice for Windows for use on a 64-bit system, is
it best to install the 32-bit or the 64-bit JRE ?

Thanks for any information on this.

Fabian



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As I know, LibreOffice in Windows it's compiled only for 32-bits.
Only 32-bit JRE works in LibreOffice for windows.

Miguel Ángel.


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