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docs: reworded the 32/64-bit section of INSTALLING

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@ -4,6 +4,12 @@ Changes to the RATSIGNAL produced by Swiftsqueak broke not only the parsing, but
also the default string used to detect them in AdiIRC. You’ll need to listen to
`on *:TEXT:*RATSIGNAL*(??_SIGNAL):#fuelrats:` instead.
## Documentation
* Reworded the 32- vs. 64-bit part of the VoiceAttack installation instructions.
Some scenarios require one or the other, otherwise it probably doesn’t matter
which you pick.
## EliteAttack 8.2.1
### Fixed

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Grab the [most recent VoiceAttack beta
version](https://voiceattack.com/#download-1) off the official site and install
it. Right now 32bit vs. 64bit does not make any difference, but there is no
reason not to choose 64bit unless you are running a 32bit version of Windows (is
that even still a thing?).
it.
**Not on 32- vs. 64-bit:** If you are using any TTS voices that do not have a
64-bit version, choose 32-bit VoiceAttack. If you are planning on using
something that _requires_ 64-bit (e.g. a plugin interfacing with the latest MS
Flight Simulator), choose the 64-bit version. Otherwise it doesn’t really
matter, and personally I default to 64-bit if available.
If you are using the standalone version you should probably download the
executable installer. If you are using the Steam version of VoiceAttack, you