Updated topic to account for 64-bit Windows#1823
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The application-specific data associated with items was 32-bits wide in 32-bit Windows. In 64-bit Windows this was widened to 64-bits. In other words, it is pointer-sized on all architectures. The documentation has been updated to account for this. In addition, all occurrences of *"win32"* have been updated to read *"Win32"*, following commonly used casing.
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@tim-weis Looks good to me. Thanks for contributing!
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The application-specific data associated with items was 32-bits wide in 32-bit Windows. In 64-bit Windows this was widened to 64-bits. In other words, it is pointer-sized on all architectures. The documentation has been updated to account for this.
In addition, all occurrences of "win32" have been updated to read "Win32", following commonly used casing.