Installing demo version of Pro 9

[Richard S]

I downloaded the 32 bit version of 9 and installed it on my 64 bit laptop.
I went that way as I read the 64 bit doesn't support all features and I know my GIS software doesn't in similar type of installations.

I couldn't find any more about running 32 bit version on 64 bit device so expected it should work okay.
EDIT - After installation I was prompted with this fact but it did say no problem with running it that way.
Just mention here as others may be confused and wonder which version will work on a 64 bit machine.

But when I got past the installation and onto registering it for an extended 30 days I was blocked with the message CSRF blocked...
https://service.xara.com/ap/mandants...m=xara&lang=uk
I Googled and it gave me reasons but not sure how one gets (safely) around such?
Not going too well so far, but expect it will get better.

Any ideas appreciated thanks.- How to register and have 30 days trial?

regards
Richard

[wizard509]

Yes the 32 bit version runs perfectly on a 64 bit machine, in fact I am doing it both on my desktop and laptop. As far as the other part of your question, the link looks normal. Why you were blocked I haven't a clue.

[gwpriester]

When you buy the product you get both 32 and 64-bit versions. The 32-bit version is better for bitmap editing because the 64-bit version does not support most 32-bit Photoshop compatible filters.

I am not sure why you got that error message either.

You can try filing a support ticket at http://support.xara.com/

Or check back soon and see if anyone else is more enlightened to the cause of this error message. I can only say that this is not what is supposed to happen when you download the trial or paid version.

Do you think your virus protection software might be causing this problem? Just a thought.

[Richard S]

Thanks for replies.
I'll see what I can do with support ticket.
I did suspect Antivirus but that usually gives me options.
I use Kaspersky and find that is good at keeping me informed.
Regards

[gwpriester]

OK. Good luck. And please let us know how it works out.