[Gpg4win-users-en] 64-bit version of GpgEX

[Ricky Burgin]

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Has there been any follow-up on this? This is quite the hindering,
considering the increasing number of x64 Windows desktop systems with
special consideration that anybody interested in PGP cryptography is
also far more likely to be running a 64-bit OS than a 32-bit OS.

I'd be more than happy to PayPal some beer money for the developer who
(hopefully) gets round to doing it eventually. :)
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