FLASHPLAYER FOR OSX 10.5.8 on power pc/ or on my iPad2 running OS8

Can't get live video ballgames on www.theMW.com
(The Mountain West college network)
says "FlashPlayer required"
Thanks

1. Click here and download version 10.1.
2. No current or future iOS device will support the Flash plugin.
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and forth high rez photos (none in the 4g range
though) between my pc at work(dell XP intel 4 ) and
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2Z691-5341-A
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Message was edited by: Jognt
Edit 2: Make damned sure you have a backup of your system. Messing around with partition types and tables shouldnt hurt when you know what you're doing. But since I know this for three days, and you apparently havent found this yet, I think it's safe to say both of us aren't yet 100% sure of what we're doing .
Message was edited by: Jognt

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