I am trying to Open an SVG file with Flash

There's a list of programs that open svg files, and Flash was one of them (besides CS5). I know about Inkscape but can't open it with OSX without getting something to run windows (11) and when I went to get that it wasn't available. So I downloaded flash, and it says it's installed but there is no reference to Flash on my computer (except the install pkg). Any ideas??

You downloaded Flash, or Flash Player? Flash Player is a web player (browser plugin), not a standalone player.
Adobe Media Player may do what you want.

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> code.
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