The EDB Trial on the web appears to only allow a download once. Which
is fair enough, but that appears to mean that if you get the Win32
version, you can't then get the Win64 version? Is that the case? I'm
working with someone who should, if it all goes well, be buying but it
turns out that 64-bit is needed for the amount of memory they need to
manipulate.

Anyway, it strikes me that being able to come back and get the extra
option would be good, if it isn't possible, and if it is, to make it
clearer.

No big deal right now though.

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Matthew Jones

Matthew,

<< The EDB Trial on the web appears to only allow a download once. Which is fair enough, but that appears to mean that if you get the Win32 version, you can't then get the Win64 version? Is that the case? >>

Yep.

<< I'm working with someone who should, if it all goes well, be buying but it turns out that 64-bit is needed for the amount of memory they need to manipulate. >>

For trial purposes, someone normally only needs to install the 32-bit version.  The 64-bit version can't be used in the IDE at all.  IOW, if someone is getting to the point where they're recompiling their *actual* 64-bit application using ElevateDB, then they should probably buy the product.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com