> It is on the / display. In the upper left corner is says ZTreeWin if
> it's 32 bit, and ZTreeW64 if 64 bit.
BLUSH -- and it's on the / display that I always wished to find it on!
Thanks John!
However, the string "ZTreeWin v2.4.182" represents, to me, the PRODUCT NAME,
so I never paid it any attention as a source of bitness. Yes, I can
(now) also see "ZTreeW64 v2.4.182", but, up to now, this was a blind
spot for me -- we all suffer from that, as the brain saves cycles, I guess.
For some reason, I expected Kim to append a 32/64 suffix/string somewhere,
because a user may have renamed ZTW64.EXE to ZTW.EXE or Z.EXE, and
deleted all 32-bit versions. (This is why the F9 ZTexe variable(s) is not
useful for knowing exactly which binary is active - you just get the name,
not the bitness.)
For example, in Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\System, Windows
displays a very verbose text (to facilitate support, I suppose):
"System type: 64-bit Operating System, x64-based processor"
Since there is plenty of room, may I suggest modifying the "blind spot"
to read "ZTreeWin v2.4.182 (NN-bit)"? Or x86/x64?
Also, it's Kim's call,of course, but I think the existence of "ZTreeW64" has
diluted the ZTreeWin brand name -- what happens when we move to 128
bits, or somebody wants a 16-bit version ;-)?
Note that ZTW.HLP talks about ZTW.EXE and ZTW64.EXE, but never
mentions ZTreeW64...