Power Mac 10.4.11 won't update to Flash 10.2

Please help,
Tried unistalling, then installing. No. Tried right clicking and unenabling excellerator, then installing. No.
Tried installing on top of Flash nine. No. WHAT?

Please see my response to your other post.
Thanks,
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