Why does Microsoft not supply a 64 but date picker?

JeffGrant

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi All,

I find this somewhat perplexing. Why does Microsoft not supply a 64 biot date picker for Office 365. Surely this a feature that so many people use?

I am very curios to understand if there is a technical reason behind this decision.

jeff
 

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Hi,​
as Microsoft recommended to not install the 64 bits version except for some specific cases …​
And as the date picker can be easily replaced like you can see whatever the forum / blog …​
 
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