[RWP] Patrick, I'm Trying to Install 32 reaper in win7 64

[Indigo]

Hi Gianluca,
Okay, I have the Reaper-kb.ini file from a working 32 bit version of 
Reaper, which is in C:\documents and settings\computer name\applications 
data\reaper in XP.
So, would I install a 32 bit version of Reaper in Windows 7 64; and 
replace the 64 bit plugins folder and reaper-KB.ini; or install a 64 bit 
  version of Reaper in Windows 7 64; and make those replacements in that 
version?
Thanks,
Indigo L
On 9/10/2012 4:38 AM, Gianluca Apollaro wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I think that to make that work you don't need only the working plugin
> folder from the 32 bit xp machine, but also the reaper-kb.ini file found
> in your user reaper folder that in win 7 is
> C:\Users\YourUser\AppData\Roaming\REAPER. I have no idea where it is on xp.
> HTH,
> Best regards,
> Gianluca from Italy
> SkypeID: gianluca8815
> Il 08/09/2012 16:01, Indigo ha scritto:
>> Patrick, First, I uninstalled every trace of Reaper 64 on this Windows
>> 7 64 machine, then I went to my XP 32 bit daw, and copied the 32 bit
>> Reaper plugIns folder to a thumb drive.
>> Then I went back to the Windows 7 64 bit machine and installed Reaper
>> 4.25 32 bit.
>> Then I went to program Files X86, Reaper, and deleted the plugIns
>> folder, and replaced it with the PlugIns folder from the working 32
>> bit Reaper.
>> Okay, when I opened the 32 bit Reaper, now running in a 64 bit
>> environment; which actually almost runs on Window-Eyes 7.5.2 without
>> crashing.
>> Although I hear the word ReaAccess as Reaper loads, I'm not getting
>> the words No Track Found at the arrow keys, and pressing F12 is not
>> bringing up the ReaAccess learning mode, nor do I find any other
>> evidence that ReaAccess is running.
>> Instead of getting a track view, I get pixels per minute, I think it
>> is, with up and down arrows, and a track timeline in percentages with
>> left and right arrows; although no track is inserted yet.
>> When I press the tab key, I hear No Tracks Found, which I never got at
>> the tab key before.
>> And yet, when I try to install ReaAccess, I get the error message that
>> some components are missing, to open and close Reaper, which, of
>> course, I have already done.
>>
>> This is both encouraging and discouraging.
>> Previously, with 64 bit Reaper installed in Win7 64, I could open
>> Reaper 64 with Window-Eyes 7.5.3 or later, and could navigate around
>> it freely, but without ReaAccess.
>> As soon as I installed ReaAccess, Wineyes tries to load 2 instances of
>> Reaper 64, and freezes, with the message Reaper is not responding,
>> close program.
>>
>> .Here I am half way running Reaper with Wineyes 64; and at least
>> hearing the words ReaAccess as it opens, without crashing, and yet
>> ReaAccess doesn't seem to be really there, and won't install.
>>
>> I tried running that same installation of 32 bit Reaper in Win7 64
>> with NVDA, and also ReaAccess does not seem to be installed, also get
>> the same some components not found message; when I try to install
>> ReaAccess.
>>
>> Previously NVDA would run 64 bit Reaper with ReaAccess present.
>>
>> Should I have installed the 64 bit version of Reaper 4.25 instead of
>> the 32 bit Reaper 4.25; then replaced its PlugIns folder with the
>> Plugins folder from the working 32 bit Reaper?
>>
>> I do have some 3x versions of Reaper, or can find them in the Cockos
>> archives.
>> What do you think, should I try a 32 bit 3.78 version in Win7 64, and
>> replace its PlugIns folder, or maybe try an early 64 bit Reaper, or what?
>> Something I did is not working for either NVDA or Wineyes.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Indigo L
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