It took a little longer than expected to get ready, but it's here.
Head on over to Extended64.com to see the guide. It includes an MSI file with some simple tools that will help you switch between the 32-bit and 64-bit shell, as well as make working in the 32-bit shell a bit easier.
At this point I'm still labelling this as an experimental hack and nothing more. If you don't understand what you're doing, don't do it! Wait until braver souls have tried it out and found all the issues that I may have missed.
Oh, and there's a forum for this hack at E64 now, so you can post all your questions/feedback/ideas and what not. So get to it!
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