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• To answer your first question regarding 32-Bit and 64-Bit
  Yes, its allowed and it will work
  Windows 7 Retail DVDs always contain x64 and x86 versions - OEM DVDs doesn't (thx@Phillip R)

• Your second question about legal problems with slipstreaming servicepacks & updates
  Thats also allowed

• Please have also a look at the community wiki: Windows 7 Activation FAQ
  It answers your first question very well

PS: I recommend nLite for those tasks
Beside your own recommendation RT7Lite you can try 7Customizer

• To answer your first question regarding 32-Bit and 64-Bit
  Yes, its allowed and it will work
  Windows 7 Retail DVDs always contain x64 and x86 versions - OEM DVDs doesn't (thx@Phillip R)

• Your second question about legal problems with slipstreaming servicepacks & updates
  Thats also allowed

• Please have also a look at the community wiki: Windows 7 Activation FAQ
  It answers your first question very well

PS: I recommend nLite for those tasks
Beside your own recommendation RT7Lite you can try 7Customizer

• To answer your first question regarding 32-Bit and 64-Bit
  Yes, its allowed and it will work
  Windows 7 Retail DVDs always contain x64 and x86 versions - not sure about OEM DVDs

• Your second question about legal problems with slipstreaming servicepacks & updates
  Thats also allowed

PS: I recommend nLite for those tasks
Beside your own recommendation RT7Lite you can try 7Customizer

• To answer your first question regarding 32-Bit and 64-Bit
  Yes, its allowed and it will work
  Windows 7 Retail DVDs always contain x64 and x86 versions - OEM DVDs doesn't (thx@Phillip R)

• Your second question about legal problems with slipstreaming servicepacks & updates
  Thats also allowed

• Please have also a look at the community wiki: Windows 7 Activation FAQ
  It answers your first question very well

PS: I recommend nLite for those tasks
Beside your own recommendation RT7Lite you can try 7Customizer

• To answer your first question regarding 32-Bit and 64-Bit
  Yes, its allowed and it will work
  Windows 7 Retail DVDs always contain x64 and x86 versions - not sure about OEM DVDs

• Your second question about legal problems with slipstreaming servicepacks & updates
  Thats also allowed

PS: I recommend nLite for those tasks

• To answer your first question regarding 32-Bit and 64-Bit
  Yes, its allowed and it will work
  Windows 7 Retail DVDs always contain x64 and x86 versions - not sure about OEM DVDs

• Your second question about legal problems with slipstreaming servicepacks & updates
  Thats also allowed

PS: I recommend nLite for those tasks
Beside your own recommendation RT7Lite you can try 7Customizer