Force user to download Flash

What HTML code do I have to have to ask the user to download
the latest Flash player to view my movies? right now, it simply
does not play

Koolkat67 wrote:
> What HTML code do I have to have to ask the user to
download the latest Flash player to view my movies? right now, it
simply does not play
File - Publish setting - HTML tab
Check the box - Detect Flash Player
Hit the Publish button, flash now generated html with the
code you need. Taaa Daaaaa !!!
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