Mac OS Classic Flash Player 7r70 is an OS X File

Adobe, the newest Classic Mac OS version of Flash Player
(7r70) available from
http://www.adobe.com/go/d9c2fe33
is an OS X package file which does not contain a Classic Mac OS
compatible Flash plugin. Please post the correct version so Classic
Mac OS users can have the security benefits of Flash Player 7r70.
Thank you.

Hi Darren,
Please excuse my ignorance, but I do not know what a SWF file
is.
I saw the message from Adobe today. However, I had already
installed version 7r70 based on their earlier TechNote.
I use google.com as my homepage, but I have it set up so that
when Netscape starts up, Mail opens and my new messages start to
download. I need to click on Navigator to access Google. It does
not start up automatically. The script appears when Netscape starts
up and tries to download my new mail. I do not think that there is
any flash content when I access my email.
I am concerned that if I uninstall the Flash Player, I will
not be able to download and install a version that will function
compatibly with my old PowerBook G3 that is not capable of running
OSX without problems. I am running OS9.1, and I only have 512MB of
ram and an 8GB hard drive.
Is there a way to get rid of the script by deleting a
specific folder or file? I saw a new document titled "settings.sol"
that is dated on the day that I installed version 7r70.
Thank you so much for your help!
Best regards,
Blanche Wingate (aka Blancawing)

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