wine users - Apr 2012 - 32-bit Wine on 64-bit Ubuntu 12.04?

Hello!
Installed Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64-bit today, then wine, and found out that programs
are now installed in directories like Program Files or Program Files (x86).
It seems like I have 64-bit Wine or something?..
Then I want to get a 32-bit ver of Wine on my 64-bit OS.
That may sound stupid, but I think some of my programs stopped working because
of this.
When I tried installing WMP9 through Winetricks, it said that 64-bit OS
aren't supported or something >_<
Please, help me to get the 32-bit version back! :(

Vincent123 wrote:
> Installed Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64-bit today, then wine, and found out that
programs are now installed in directories like Program Files or Program Files
(x86).
> It seems like I have 64-bit Wine or something?..
> Then I want to get a 32-bit ver of Wine on my 64-bit OS.
> That may sound stupid, but I think some of my programs stopped working
because of this.
> When I tried installing WMP9 through Winetricks, it said that 64-bit OS
aren't supported or something >_<
> Please, help me to get the 32-bit version back! :(
Yes, you have 64 bit Wine, and yes, that can cause many programs to stop
working.

If properly packaged, you should also have 32 bit Wine, and can create a 32 bit
wineprefix with WINEARCH=win32. Note this has to be set on wineprefix creation;
you can't change the architecture of an existing wineprefix.

If not properly packaged to include the necessary 32 bit parts, I imagine Ubuntu
does nonetheless have 32 bit packages for people using 32 bit Ubuntu, and you
should be able to uninstall your 64 bit Wine and install just the 32 bit
version. But I don't use Ubuntu, so you will have to ask about that on the
Ubuntu forum.

Thank you for your answer!
Got 32-bit version through win32 prefix.
But spent like half an hour looking for the command I need to use, so, posting
it here:
WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=~/.wine winecfg
Before that I deleted .wine directory with all the stuff inside, because I
needed Wine in its default directory :)