Beginning with version 2.4.0, both 32-bit and 64-bit Intel processors are supported.

There's a lot of variation on the Windows platform, so I've provided a few options.

There are two ready-to-run demo programs here.  ElzedDemo.exe is a VB-based executable, while elzed_sample.exe is a straightforward C++ console app.  Both use the elzed.dll.  The 'LZO' files are scripts used by the demo programs -- I encourage you to examine them with a text editor.

The sample folders contain VB and VC++ projects which will build the demo programs.  The Elzed libraries themselves can be found in the 'Release' folders in the VC++ project folders, and in the 'bin' folder in the VB project folder.  The static version of the library is called 'elzed.lib', while the dll is named 'elzed.dll'.

The VC++ and VB projects are configured for WIN32, but can easily be upgraded to 64-bits. Be sure to copy the 64-bit libraries to the build projects when you do this.

Full documentation for the Elzed and its API can be found here:

	http://elzed.com/docs/topic/manual