Major Defect in Flash

Major Defect in Shockwave Flash Object
Using IE7, closing a daughter window can disconnect a session
in a parent window. This issue is Case#:1028384908 at Microsoft.
Example:
1. Create a link to login to Comcast email through the web.
2. Select the link and login.
3. Select the Compose button (to compose a new mail, this
creates a daughter window)
4. Select the Cancel button in the Compose (daughter) window.
This will result in your session being disconnected.
If you disable the Shockwave Flash Object(Flash9b.ocx) in the
Manage Add On Control Panel off of the Tools menu, then the problem
does not occur.
This ActiveX control is packaged with IE7.
This disconnection problem is prevalent with any application
that uses a standard close window regardless of the use of Flash or
not in the page. This is a major problem that can cause
intermittent disconnects with your system, and Adobe has not
responded yet.
p.s. I am Director of QA for a Software Development
Company.

My email address is [email protected]
I like to speak to some one who has done a 9.2.0.5 RAC installation on AS 2.1. Could they send me an email so that I could get some help in doing this task successfully.

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