I found myself needing a 32 bit version of X3 PE alongside a 64 bit version on Win 7 64 OS.
Unfortunately I wasn't paying much attention on the install and now have some mixed plug ins scattered around. I would like to separate them out by bit version.
Any of you smart people (smarter than me thank goodness.) know a quick way to identify a .DLL as 32 bit or 64 bit?
Maybe a clue hiding in the notepad gobbledegook  somewhere? Or Perhaps a 3rd party app?
Thanks in advance!

maybe this will help http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3130644

I use Sonar to identify the bit depth of plug ins. In the browser the 32 bit plugs are a different colour than the 64 bit plugs. I just make a list of those identified as 32 bit. Too simple?

Thanks Scook or the link..Bitflipper's great app is right on the money. Yeah baby!
John, good you elaborate a bit more on the color id method? That would be ideal, but either I don't have my system prefs tweaked correctly or I am looking in the wrong browsers...(Explorer or Sonar Plug-ins?)
Thanks much.