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@@ -80,13 +80,13 @@ ArchitecturesAllowed=x64compatible and not arm64
 ArchitecturesInstallIn64BitMode=
 ArchitecturesAllowed=win64</pre>
       The full list of new platform identifiers is: <tt>arm32compatible</tt>, <tt>x64compatible</tt>, <tt>x64os</tt>, <tt>x86compatible</tt>, <tt>x86os</tt>, and <tt>win64</tt>. See the new "Architecture Identifiers" help topic for more details.<br/><br/>
-      All of the above is backward compatible so no changes are needed for your existing scripts. For example, this works unchanged:
+      All of the above is backward compatible so no changes are needed for your existing scripts. For example, this works unchanged (but see the updated <i>64BitThreeArch.iss</i> example script for the preferred setting):
       <pre>ArchitecturesInstallIn64BitMode=x64 arm64</pre>
       Do note that the <tt>x64</tt> indentifier is now deprecated and the compiler will issue a warning if you use it anyway. It will substitute <tt>x64os</tt>, but <tt>x64compatible</tt> is preferred in most cases and it's simple to adopt it: just replace <tt>x64</tt> with <tt>x64compatible</tt>, and any <tt>IsX64</tt> with <tt>IsX64Compatible</tt>.<br/><br/>
+      The 64-bit example scripts like <i>64Bit.iss</i> have all been updated to use <tt>x64compatible</tt> as preferred.<br/><br/>
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-  <li>In 64-bit install mode [Files] section flag <tt>regtypelib</tt> now registers type libraries inside a 64-bit process on Windows 11 for Arm64 as well.</li>
+  <li>In 64-bit install mode [Files] section flag <tt>regtypelib</tt> now registers type libraries inside a 64-bit process on Windows 11 for Arm as well.</li>
   <li>Setup now logs the machine types supported by the system. For example, when running on Windows 11 for Arm it now logs: "Machine types supported by system: x86 x64 arm32 arm64".</li>
-  <li>Updated the three <i>64Bit*.iss</i> example scripts.</li>
   <li>Message OnlyOnTheseArchitectures is not used anymore. Instead existing message WindowsVersionNotSupported is now shown when Setup is started on an architecture which is not allowed by the <tt>ArchitecturesAllowed</tt> expression. (But please do not remove the message from translation files.)<br/><br/></li>
   <li>Pascal Scripting change: Add new <tt>IsArm32Compatible</tt>, <tt>IsX64Compatible</tt>, <tt>IsX64OS</tt>, <tt>IsX86Compatible</tt>, and <tt>IsX86OS</tt> support functions. The <tt>IsX64</tt> support function still exists but is now deprecated as explained above. Example testing all platform identifiers:
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