Installing Flash From CD

Hi:
I just took over administration of a school network and need
to install Flash on all of the computers on my network. The
firewall prevents the Adobe installer to work correctly (Even with
the ActiveX set to low). Previously you could save the installer to
a CD Rom from an open machine (at home) like you can with the
uninstaller by clicking the "Save" button on the download wizard.
That no longer exists. Is there a way that I can capture the
install file(s) that I can burn to a CD for internal install from
my server?
Thanks,
Jeff

http://www.adobe.com/licensing/

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