Flash Player 10.3 and Windows 7 control panel

Hello,
I have installed flash player 10.3 in my system Windows 7 Prof. 32 with classic design but the text in the control panel is incomplete
http://www.picfront.de/d/8chS
I have read that with aero design the text is complete.

Yes, unfortunately there is an issue with the Native Control Panel under the Classic theme. If you use the standard Windows XP theme or the Aero-based themes, the Native Control Panel text should not be truncated.

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