I updated to WebOS1.4.... where is adobe flash???

george1614 wrote:
I updated to WebOS1.4.... where is adobe flash???
From the release notes: "This release includes support for the Adobe Flash 10.1 Beta plugin. Note that the plugin is a standalone app that will be available in App Catalog."
And from what I've read, the app is something Adobe is doing and its going to be a bit before its ready.

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Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 14:59:57 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Flash Player Where is adobe flash player?
Hi king, go to Tools and open manage add ons and look for Shockwave Flash Object...ActiveX Control....Flash10d.ocx and make sure it is enabled. I think in IE8, you have "all add ons" and "currently loaded" etc. check all sections.
Look in Programs and Features for the listing of Flash Player 10 ActiveX
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eidnolb
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Open System Preferences > Flash Player then select the Advanced tab.
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Hmmn. I just sat up and said, "I swear to God." No offense meant.The dadgummed thing is working.
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( http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/) .... The version is 10,2,152,26 installed..... Previously it was 10.2.152.26 and under that 10.2r152....
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I have written software for over 36 years as a computer programmer and now Senior Software Developer. I have do installers on my own and have to figure out how to solve my own issues on the installers to get them fixed.
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Certainly you have a staff at Adobe that CAN fix this problem quickly!

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