Flash gallery made in Photoshop CS2 problem

I have had an existing website at www.theartguys.net for over
a year with no problem. If you go to
http://theartguys.net/portfolio.html.
and hit any of the links, the browser Safari and Firefox both
display this message "Please upgrade your Flash Player.
Already have Flash Player? Click here if you have Flash
Player 6 installed."
This has just occurred recently.
Explorer on a PC laptop is ok, but Firefox is not.
On my mac both Safari and Firefox are updated and display
this message.
If you click on Flash player 6 then it proceeds to the page
without a problem but
I NEED TO GET RID OF THAT MESSAGE!
The flash swf files were created in Photoshop CS2 in their
galery templates. (although there was never a problem before.
Please any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi ryan101;
Since Photoshop is one of Adobe's products, you would probably have much greater chances of success if you were to go over to the Adobe forum.
Allan

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Antes que nada pedir perd�n por repetir el mensaje,
pero al llegar a
casa he visto que el mensaje que puse no me aparec�a
con mi lector de
noticias habitual ( el xnews). El anterior lo publiqu�
con la cuenta
de google y se ve bien si lo buscaes en google pero no en el
lector...
aqu� est� el mensaje:
Hola, mi pregunta es sobre la galer�a 1 que contiene
el adobe
photoshop cs2.
Como supongo que ya sabre�s si est�is en el
mundillo web, con la
�ltima versi�n del photoshop dispon�is
de una galer�a en flash
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sale una cosa como esta: " FILE: amanecer.jpg"
Me gustar�a cambiar d�nde pone FILE y poner
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actionscript
asociados.
Tambi�n existe la posibilidad de mostrar la
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sitio
http://www.whyambient.com/portrait/.
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Espero que alguien encuentre la forma de modificarlo, pues es
una
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