Is Flash 10.3.181.34 a 64-bit version?

I am running Fedora 14 64 bit version of Linux and I am having a problem with Flash. When I try to look at what should be a Flash item, I get a blank spot. If I right click in there I get the message Movie not loaded and a place to click About Flash 10.3.181.34. If I go there, I get a screen that lists the current version for different OS's. What I have is the current version. Why is the movie not loaded? I have tried to go to the Settings Manager to check my settings but nothing shows up. I believe that if I go to http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ I should get something moving. I get an empty spot. If I right click there, I get the same messages - movie not loaded and About Flash. I have tried to clear my cache and reboot. Neither fixes the problem. Help!!!!

There are no 64-bit Flash Players from Adobe released yet. But that does nog have to be an issue for you, you only need to have a 64-bit Flash Player if you have a 64-bit browser. If you do have a 64-bit browser and not a 32-bit browser you could the beta 64-bit player that is currently in beta: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer11.html
The usual warnings to using beta software apply. If you try the beta player and have issues with it make sure you report them in the Flash Player 11 forum or directly in the bugtracker if you are familiar with reporting bugs in a software development environment.

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Is it possible a bug?
If i have been downloaded get Flash Player than i have been checked.
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I haven't been installed worng. But same browser like Chrome or IExplore got crazy installation.
How do i reslove currect Bit version of Flash Player 32 for System32\Macromed\Flash and Flash Player 64 for SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash
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// Edit: Than it happens with Zinc Studio kills and exits now
I have been openned Zinc Application - I would like building nice Flash Application like Adobe Air 3.x
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32-bit stuff is installed in the syswow64 folder
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I haven't read all in your long post, but if you try to run Flash content in a 32-bit browser and a 64-bit browser, you will see that everything works fine. Check http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/find-version-flash-player.html 1. & 2.
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Hi Chris, I didn't see that the 64bit browser was used, oops. If that's the case, then I'm surprised the UAC even came up.
That UAC hasn't been performing as it should, so anything is possible:-)
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