Internet Plug-Ins: Adobe Flash PLayer 9

I thought I share this for all of you who were having the same problem I was with Safari failing to load pages incorrectly because it didn't have a certain plug-in related to Adobe Flash Player 9/Shockwave. Here's what I did:
Install Adobe player from the Adobe website and once it says the installation is complete (you should be back on the Adobe webpage that lists your new version in a box on the right hand side), there is a link above for a program called Adobe AIR. Click on it, follow all the prompts to install it, and if you let that install fully, your Adobe Flash Player should work. I don't know why the installation without AIr isn't the complete installation, but I decided to click on the AIR link and download it and from there my Flash Player works like new. I hope this is helpful.

Here's an addendum to my first post...
This is the page you should get to in order to fully install Adobe Flash Player:
http://www.macromedia.com/software/flash/about/index.html
That's the page that should have your version info on it and it should say:
You have version 9,0,124,0 installed
On that page a banner ad will appear for Adobe Media player which will eventually stop animating itself and allow you to "Launch now' or 'Learn more'. Click on Launch now and follow the prompts to install it. If you install the media player, it should uniformly finish installing the Flash player. The Adobe AIR program is part of the installation if I remember correctly) but I do know that installing the media player should solve this (see below) error message when you get to pages that require Flash Player:
"The page has content of an unspecified MIME type. Because you dont have plug-ins installed for this MIME type, this content cannot be displayed."

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