Differentiate between 64/32-bit

[ajp_anton]

I use both 32- and 64-bit VirtualDubs for different purposes. Is there a way to differentiate between their names in Windows?
"Right-click / open with" shows both as just "VirtualDub", and I have to remember that the one I used last is the top choice. Can I somehow rename the 64-bit version into, say, "VirtualDub x64"?

[Poutnik]

It is already named Veedub64.exe, it could be overtaken....

[ajp_anton]

The filename, yes. But Windows picks the program name from somewhere within the file, where both versions are just "VirtualDub".

[Poutnik]

The filename, yes. But Windows picks the program name from somewhere within the file, where both versions are just "VirtualDub".
That what I mean, the internal name should reflect the difference in filenames.

[ajp_anton]

It doesn't. They are both "VirtualDub", and in the "right click \ open with" menu they are identical with the one last used on top. There's no ".exe" here, filename doesn't matter.

[Poutnik]

That is why I used "should". Until things are chnaged, you may want to use regedit to change context menu setting.