Konqueror + Flash keyboard problem

Hi,
I've stumbled upon a problem today with Konqueror and Flash. It's not that it doesn't work at all... The problem is: i can't use keyboard controlls in flash embedded objects like games etc.
Anyone could help me with this one?

I've had that problem before too - both with firefox and konqueror. Move the mouse into the flash object, and click somewhere and let the mouse be inside the flash object. That usually does it for me.

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