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			| Support for 32-bit Windows discontinued? [message #441] | Fri, 11 January 2019 21:41  |  
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					| Andrew0 Messages: 19
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	| Thomas, 
 I went to download version 5.0.0 of DataWarrior, which sounds like it has some great new features.  When I tried to install it, I got a message saying that my processor is not supported.
 
 Is it correct to say that you are no longer supporting 32-bit Windows installations?  I understand if so - just want to make sure that I understand the issue properly.
 
 Thanks for your continued work on this project.
 Andrew
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			| Re: Support for 32-bit Windows discontinued? [message #454 is a reply to message #445] | Fri, 25 January 2019 20:57  |  
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					| Andrew0 Messages: 19
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	| Thomas, 
 Thanks very much for your suggestion.  I downloaded the Linux version, and I was able to hack together the launcher script into a Windows .bat file that functions properly.  In case any of the other 4 users still on 32-bit Windows would like to use DataWarrior 5, here's the .bat file.  In this example, the Linux files were unzipped to USERNAME's desktop.
 
 
 launchDataWarrior.bat :: Modify path to datawarrior files here
SET DWJAR=C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\datawarrior_linux\datawarrior
:: increase or decrease -Xms and -Xmx options as needed
:: insert "-Ddpifactor=1.5" (without quotes) after -X options to increase UI elements by 50% for HiDPI monitors
java -Xms512m -Xmx1024m -splash:%DWJAR%\loading.png -cp %DWJAR%\datawarrior.jar;%DWJAR%\opsin.jar;%DWJAR%\jumbo.jar;%DWJAR%\jniinchi.jar;%DWJAR%\jep.jar;%DWJAR%\javaxVecmath.jar;%DWJAR%\ojdbc14.jar;%DWJAR%\mysql-connector.jar;%DWJAR%\WMF2Viewer.jar;%DWJAR%\batik-all.jar;%DWJAR%\xml-apis-ext.jar;%DWJAR%\commons-math-2.2.jar;%DWJAR%\substance.jar;%DWJAR%\substancelaf.jar com.actelion.research.datawarrior.DataWarriorLinux
PAUSE
 Thanks again for your suggestion - I didn't think about utilizing the JAR files directly in Windows, but it makes sense that it should work (with the caveats you mentioned).  I will use this workaround while I petition my bosses for a new computer.
 
 Andrew
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