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Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 9:28 am
by reible
JPG40504 wrote:Waiting for blip.tv ......................................................................................................................................................
Are you still waiting?
If you can't get to the site then that is the problem to look for. Got any software that blocks sites installed?
Ed
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:43 am
by JPG
reible wrote:Are you still waiting?
If you can't get to the site then that is the problem to look for. Got any software that blocks sites installed?
Ed
I am confused! I have been struggling to get flash player 10 installed for several weeks now.
I added adobe to downloadable sites to firefox, I removed version 9, I downloaded 10, installed it(twice) and got installation successful msg.
When I go to add/delete pgms, it says I have version 10 'plugin', with no size indicated????
Look at \.......\adobe and only reader,acrobat, photoshop folders. Where SHOULD flaSHPLAYER RESIDE?
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:29 am
by reible
Hi,
I think I recall hearing you are a Firefox user so I would then use the "about:plugins" to check to see if it is installed and what version....
Should look something like this...
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Ed
edited to provide a better image
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:31 am
by reible
OK it seems if you type : with a p after it you get

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without the extra spaces you need it to say "a b o u t : p l u g i n s"
Ed
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:56 am
by SDSSmith
reible wrote:OK it seems if you type : with a p after it you get

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without the extra spaces you need it to say "a b o u t : p l u g i n s"
Ed
How about "about: plugins"? Just need the space after the colon just like Mr. Jackson, English teacher, taught us.
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 12:33 pm
by heathicus
SDSSmith wrote:How about "about: plugins"? Just need the space after the colon just like Mr. Jackson, English teacher, taught us.
While it may be correct English punctuation, it doesn't have the desired result in Firefox.
For it to work in Firefox, there should be no spaces.
Maybe this is your answer.
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 9:58 pm
by charlese
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EDIT ---- Thought this sounded familiar! Still don't know much about computers, BUT -
Here is a thread where I asked for help for the same issue.
I am giving you the whole thread - After scanning the first 20 posts - the answer may be in the last 10 posts.
https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=3356&highlight=videos
20 - 24 back!!!!!
Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 2:32 pm
by JPG
Been off this thread, and do not understand the later posts(resolve that later), but went searching on my own!
In answer to a ?? I previously posted, Flashplayer resides in \WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash
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That sub-direc ooops folder is shown above after successfully getting version 10... to install.
I manually cleared that directory (after clicking on the install/uninstall .exe file and uninstalling)and went back to adobe and installed version 10
The initial attempt to play from sawdust session 24 displayed a 'install plugin' now prompt. I did that and it did its thing, and guess what IT NOW WORKS!!!!!
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Apparently a memory used null value is 'normal'.
I believe all this confusion was caused by previous unsuccessful attempt yo install version 10. I be;ieve remnents of version 9 were clogging/confusing the installation.
FWIW there were version 9 remnants remaining in the .......flash folder after 'uninstalling' version 9. As mentioned above, I manually deleted them!
Thank You all for the responses and 'clues'.
BTW Chuck: Where did you find an uninstall thingie on adobe.com????
Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 7:01 pm
by JPG
Well I figgered out what y'all were doing etc.
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Looks 'normal'! Albeit truncated for 'clarity'.
So somebody tell us just what a 'plugin' is. An independant program function that can be 'added' dynamically(after base program is defined in executable form(compiled/linked))???
Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 7:10 pm
by charlese
JPG40504 wrote:...
BTW Chuck: Where did you find an uninstall thingie on adobe.com????
I believe I used the CONTROL PANEL then the INSTALL/UNINSTALL icon. Just clicked and uninstalled.