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Alphalutra1
 Post subject: ZoneAlarm 6.5.588.000 (Beta Version)
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For all those wanting ZoneAlarm on 64 bit systems, you can beta test and help them develop a great version. Do not install on 32 bit systems though

http://download.zonelabs.com/bin/free/beta/index.html

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Thanks for the advice.
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