The iMacros trial version includes the 32-bit version of the Scripting Interface.

Registered users can download the native 64-bit version of the iMacros Scripting Interface from our customer center at no extra charge. This allows you to run iMacros directly from any 64-bit application on Windows x64 systems. For example, you can use it with ASP.NET with IIS running in 64-bit mode.

The use of the 64-bit version requires no code changes. After you install the 64-bit version of the Scripting Interface, 64-bit applications automatically access the 64-bit version of the interface. 32-bit application continue to work on the same 64-bit system, as they automatically continue use the 32-bit version of the Scripting Interface.

Tips for evaluating iMacros on a 64-bit system:

In order to test the Scripting Interface trial version on a 64-bit system, please make sure to start the script or program in 32-bit mode. If you start a script in 64-bit mode it tries to access the 64-bit version of the Interface (which is not part of the trial version) and thus it gives you an error:

Note about VBS scripts: If you start a VBS script from a Desktop shortcut or Windows Explorer (= 64-bit applications on 64-bit Windows!) the VBS script runs in 64-bit mode. With the trial version this results in an error at the CreateObject ("imacros") command because the 64-bit version of the Scripting Interface is not installed. But if you start the same VBS script from a 32-bit application such as Total Commander the VBS scripts runs in 32-bit mode and everything works.