FLASHING Flash in HTML / Broswer

Hi Folks - This one has me stumped. I have two completely
different Flash animation (Interactive) published for our website.
Whenever I publish these with Active Content Update - HTTP and
unusual anomoly happens. In the IE Browswer the swf opens up
perfectly and plays perfectly (no annoying border security).
However, if you hit a link that takes you to another page, when you
come BACK to the orginal home page the Flash File "FLASHES" about 6
or 7 times before running smoothly again. Almost like it is loading
image file or swf files before starting. When I publish the same
files with the standard publishing technique (old fashion way)
everything works perfectly and coming back to the home page after
leaving is not an issue.
Side note: After publishing these problematic files I use the
"Commands / Apply Active Content Update" which generates the
AC_RunActiveContent.js. All the files are then copied over to
the server for testing.

you can use javascript to detect installed flash player
version, and add a condition to control which content to be
displayed.
you can try the Flash Player Version Detection functions like
ControlVersion() & GetSwfVer() from Adobe Flash published
html

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