Error #2046?

When I attempt to login at formscentral.acrobat.com, the login form successfully submits and begins launching the application. However, it then just presents a screen with the message "Error #2046" at the bottom. I am on a Mac and have tried this in Safari, Firefox, and Chrome - all have the same result.
What does this error mean?

Hi,
It means a component necessary to FormsCentral didn't download. Can you try the following:
     - Clear your browser cache
     - Go to this URL http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager03.htm l
     - Uncheck "Store common Flash components to reduce download times.". Click confirm.
     - Check it back on. If it exists, this will delete cached copy of the component that FormsCentral needs, and force it to download again.
     - Try to sign in.
Let me know what happens after you try that.
Thanks,
Todd

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