32 bit Adobe Flash on 64 bit Windows 8 PC

Are there problems with having the latest 32 bit version of Adobe Flash on a 64 bit Windows 8 PC? Should I uninstall the 32 bit version and install the 64 bit one?

Flash Player 11 will automatically install both 64-bit and 32-bit add-ons on 64-bit systems. Nothing to worry about.

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nervous is not how i would describe it - more like confused
and innacurate. We have no choice for
creative content solutions? I use at least 2 other animation
programs for starters. There's also
Corel and Painter and well, I could go on when it comes to
graphics editors.
There's also Camtasia as oppsed to Contribute.
True Adobe now dominates the market, but often times the word
"monopoly" comes with negative
connotations - Photoshop, AFter Effects, Flash and other
products have become so universaly standard
mostly because they deserve to be based on their features,
stability and because we chose to use
them over other products.
But I also agree with you, Adobe is now the one-stop-shopping
for almost anything a creative person
would need. I just wouldn't say there are no other choices. I
combine other animation software
almost everyday for things that flash falls short on.
-regards
-c
migo33 wrote:
> Hey guys;
>
> don't get so nervous about using the word "monopoly". I
use Adobe products for
> years and do not have much complaints but the referral
as a monopoly was quite
> true as a professionals designer does not have much
choice when it comes to
> content creation software. You can not really use free
or open source software
> when you have to share files between other agencies
clients and printers. so
> now that Macromedia is out of the competition (and use
Freehand) you basically
> have one company that dominates the market.
>

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Flash Player for ActiveX (Internet Explorer)
Flash Player Plug-in (All other browsers)
Flash Player Uninstaller
Also, download these:
Shockwave Player Uninstaller
Shockwave Player 112 FULL installer (ther browsers)
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http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14157.html
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