FlashHelp perfomance issues in Firefox

RH8 FlashHelp appears to work fine in Internet Explorer. However, when viewing the same project in Firefox, it looks as if everytime you choose a new page from the table of contents the status bar at the bottom of the page processes 15 or 20 times and all of the flash buttons reload. In addition, images are slow to load.
Has anyone run into similar problems with running FlashHelp in Firefox?
Thanks

I saw that in my earlier searches (before I posted).
I'm not working with multiple profiles.
from my home directory ~/.mozilla/firefox/profiles.ini
[General]
StartWithLastProfile=1
[Profile0]
Name=default
IsRelative=1
Path=jhn3pg5a.default
Default=1
Only 1 profile defined and the default flag is set.
Should I be looking somewhere else as to where it's getting it's information from?

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