Publish in which Flash version

I can't seem to find which Flash version Captivate publishes
to. Can someone help me???

Hi Cambo160 and welcome to the community
A quick look at the topic titled
End-user requirements in the Captivate help file seems to
indicate version 6 of the Flash Player is needed.
Cheers... Rick

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You should always use the latest Flash Player.
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The only flash export I've done with CS6 is very simple. No scripting shows up (so only the flash video encode and not the "flash" app version may be relevant). I chose fv4, so that is what I got. I am not even sure that "Flash" is used to encode what we are seeing in the .swf.
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Greetings, Carlos

cmeira wrote:
> Hello,
> where can I find out, which version of Adobe Flash CS3
Professional I have
> installed (not player)?
> I can't update to 9.0.2 or 9.0.3. Or do I have this
latest version yet?
> Under "help, about" there is version 9.0 listed
>
> Greetings, Carlos
>
find the EXE file in program files, right click and you will
see detail version number.
Best Regards
Urami
"Never play Leap-Frog with a Unicorn."
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If you want to mail me - DO NOT LAUGH AT MY ADDRESS
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Hey!
I'm trying to verify that the flash content on my website ( http://www.ultimate-guitar-tuner.com ) is loading correctly in differnt browsers and OS using browserlab. The issuse that I want help with is that the flash content is loading correctly on all the Mac OS X browser but on Windows browser the "expressInstall.swf" shows up. I don't understand why.
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Rickard.

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Yes, on some of our machine images we inadvertantly have a 10.0 version of Flash Player installed. We're working on correcting this and should be able to update those in the next couple of weeks.
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Only you can answer the question about which player version to target when you publish. Many factors come in to play.
Is your audience early adopters and likely to have the latest player?
Is your content so insanely great that your audience will install the latest player just to see your content?
Is your audience likely to be corporate users who have a policy of being 2 (or 3!) versions behind the latest and greatest?
Does your content require some fancy feature only available to plugin X or greater?
And so forth. So once you have answered those questions you can say, "Yes, we must publish to Flash 9 and nuts to those who won't come up to at least that point." (or whatever you decided.)
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studying is when I upload the .swf file in my html page
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