Adobe Type Manager Light not compatible with Windows Vista 64 bit

[DylanN]

I have a desktop machine and it is been installed with Windows Vista 64 bit. The problem is with the application that is Adobe Type Manager Light. I have got the application but it is not able to function or cope well with my system. I checked for it and got to know that it supports 64 bit version. What should I do? Please do help me out in order to get the issue to be sorted and work well as required.

[Sam.D]

The problem is that the 64 bit version is not able to support well with the application as there is no support available. ATM light has stopped to provide service for Adobe version but its been shown on Adobe's site to give support to Windows 9X users and hence you may not be able to get the 64 bit support for the same. So it would be better that you check out for something else. It will be helpful for you.

[Macarenas]

A third party application will be able to get support to the 64 bit system. All you need to do is to make use of the same and then process for the thing. It will be helpful for you and get functioned as needed. You need to check out for the support and then make the implementation as required. So one of the application is Extensis Suitcase Fusion. I hope this will allow you to get access to the same and make it to cope well with the system for you. Check out.

[Glenny]

There are some alternatives for the thing which can be used or made as needed. It will be helpful for you. All you need to do is to check out for the thing by following the steps that is as follows:

• You first need to install the ATM light on the system that is 32 bit version of Windows
• Turn off the user control on the 64 Bit system that you use
• Now you should copy the ATM directory to the 64 bit system
• Check for the output.

[Eric B]

Another way through which you can sort the issue is by installing the application under compatible mode for Windows Xp. I hope it will help you well. You need to right click on the installer.exe file and then under the properties section you should look for compatibility. Make it install under Windows Xp. This will surely let you to get to a better conclusion and make work.

[Raine]

You need to check out for the desired application and then check for the thing which would be implemented that is by performing a clean boot service. You need to type msconfig in the search box and then hit enter. As it is been done you need to work by choosing Hide all Microsoft service and then disable the the service that is been active. It will surely let you to get to a better conclusion by then. So check for the same.