Firefox 2.x Flash 9 html issue.

I have Flash version 9 installed. When I try to run the
generated Flex .html file for my project using Firefox, I get a
message prompting me to install Flash 10, otherwise it doesn run.
Now I did try running the .swf file with Firefox and it runs fine.
Any ideas how to fix this?

krigun wrote:Firefox 2.0.0.9 crashes very often here aswell. KDE + gtk-qt-engine. Running gmail (= LOT of JavaScript) for a longer period of time seems to cause the crash, but I cannot be sure.
My ff crashes often after change in window focus. I press Alt+Tab and it dies... I'm not using gtk-qt-engine. Just installed QtCurve for GTK. I'll try with gtk-qt-engine.

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Felixhj wrote:
> I have been trying to embed a flash swf document in a
free website hosting site
> called Weebly. You can add html code to it and i have
been reading up about the
> ways to embed flash in html. I have tried all the codes
but when you first save
> the file where does it have to be saved?
>
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