Missing Installer when I download Flash 10.0.32.18.

It appears that the flashplayer-installer is missing and all I get when I download the latest Flash is the libflashplayer.so file. If anyone else is having the same problem, I was able to install this using the installer from an older version 10x.
Why is this not included in the download anymore?

Forgot to mention that this is in the tar.gz download for Linux.

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-- Windows XP SP3 (32-bit) running on a 1.9 MHz Turion X2, with 2G memory
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-- Other software on the machine: Microsoft Office, development tools (Visual Studio, Eclipse with Andriod and RIM plugins, BlackBerry JDE, Sun Java SDK, Firefox, Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, Adobe Reader, Adobe AIR, Adobe Shockwave, Flash Builder, and a few old trusted versions of minor utilities such as WinZip, DivX, Grep, etc.)
-- Only changes for several months were: Installed Flash Builder, updated Firefox, tried to update Flash Player
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