Adobe flash sous machine virtuelle: petit souci

Hello,
j'ai adobe flash CS4 (photoshop, illustrator et indesign de même) sous machine virtuelle (je tourne sous linux)
Je n'ai aucun souci avec les outils, sauf UN, et pas des moindres
Il s'agit de l'outil transformation libre, mais dans un cas bien précis: déplacer l'axe de rotation d'un objet. Si je clique sur l'axe pour le déplacer de son point d'origine (le centre), flash freeze et la machine virtuelle avec.... obligé de killer ma machine virtuelle.
Une personne saurais pourquoi?
Obligé de bosser sous windows pour ce tout petit bug, pas cool :s
Merci!

Ok, en voyant l'action, je vois où est votre "pain point"... Et donc, dans CS3, il ouvrait le bon dossier sans sourciller?
Ce qui m'étonne, c'est la différence du contenu du step "export" pour les deux premiers de multiformat, par rapport aux autres. (la localisation de l'enregistrement est au début.)
Je me demande, en attendant (*) si vous dupliquiez ces étapes d'export, en masquant le dialogue dans la première itération, mais en l'affichant dans la deuxième, vous devriez alors obtenir le bon file path, vous allez alors pourvoir réenregistrer, puis forcer une réécriture. De la sorte, le file path devrait être le bon, non?
(* car faire remonter l'info à l'équipe, leur faire dupliquer le problème, trouver si le bug est de leur fait, ou de l'API qu'ils doivent utiliser, puis sortir un correctif -pour CC, CS6 est moins certain prendrait du temps, dans le cas dans lequel ils peuvent le corriger)

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I did un-install and then re-install per the Adobe recommendations which are what you listed in your reply. The problem remained until I did a MS Windows restore to a restore point a month or so ago. The IE problems vanished. However, now I'm using an outdated and unsupported version that is lower than most of the web pages require for their sites, at least the ones I want to view (they all say I need to upgrade my Flash Player which, when I did, put me in this fix).
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it requires a...... 2.33 Ghz processor!
You can safely ignore that requirement; it is simply not true.
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